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Timothy McTague Obituary
N.Y.C. - Timothy J. McTague, 74, of New York City, died suddenly at his home on March 22.
Tim was born in Albany, N.Y., the second of John and Eileen (Fitzsimmons) McTague's five children.
He is survived by his wife, Mary Stutzman; their daughter, Molly McTague and her husband, Sixto Aquino; and grandchildren, Ian and Ivy McTague-Aquino.
Also surviving are his sisters, Maureen Dana (Lawrence) of Saratoga Springs, Sheila Addison (David) of Delancey, N.Y., and Karen Maxim (Stephen) of Lake George. He was predeceased by his parents and his brother, Dr. John J. McTague.
A private memorial service is planned.
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Sue Devine Donohue
April 7, 2024
Mary,
I am so very sorry to read that you lost the love of your life and your big brother within days of one another. Praying for your strength and courage. Know that all of your old SCS friends are sending loving thoughts your way. My hubby ran with Timmy and Joe G. as well.
Marybeth Slattery Anslow
April 6, 2024
Dear McTague Family, I was deeply saddened to see the passing of Timothy I´m sure this is a difficult time for all of you I want you to know that we are thinking of you and keep all those wonderful memories forever may Timothy Rest In Peace. Your cousin Mary Beth Slattery Anslow and family.
Joe Gioco
April 4, 2024
I am in shock. Just having read about Fred Stutsman's passing. I was planning to look up Tim seeing that he lived in the same city that I do. So sad. We used to sing That Loving Feelin in the empty gym after track practice. So sad.
Dianne Fraher Fodell
April 4, 2024
Dear Karen, Sheila, Maureen, Mary, Molly and family, I am deeply sorry about Tim. I will have you all in prayers.
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