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Timothy Silcox Obituary
Tim was a high school "jock" playing football, baseball, and basketball. He was named the Minnesota All State 2nd Baseman for the New Ulm Eagles in 1964. He loved playing pool, but his passion was golf. In his golf career he had two eagles on successive holes and five "holes in one" His handicap was around 7 and his average score was 82. He was a passionate Ohio State fan.
Surviving are his wife, Kathleen; son, Justin of Moline; mother, Blanche Silcox of Phoenix, AZ; step daughter, Kerry (Charles) Edwards of Jenera, Ohio; grandchildren, Jacob and Keith Edwards; brothers, David (Kathy) Silcox of Phoenix, Steve (Nancy) Silcox of Arlington, VA; niece, Cindy (Craig) Holl of Mechanicsburg, VA, and nephew, Greg (Denise) Silcox of Phoenix, AZ.
Friends will be received in the Witzler-Shank Funeral Home, 701 N. Main St., Walbridge, (419-666-3121) from 5-9 Wednesday and 2-9 Thursday where funeral services will be Friday, April 21, 2006, at 11 a.m. in the funeral home. Burial will follow in Lake Township Cemetery. Those planning an expression of sympathy are asked to consider Hospice of Northwest Ohio, or The American Cancer Society.
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Norman Kelley,Jr.
April 21, 2006
Kathy, I'm so sorry to hear about Tim passing on!I(we)missed you and I was glad to be able to keep track of how you guys were doing through Neil,Hawk,and Tates. I enjoyed working with Tim and fondly remember(what I can;heh,heh!)of the trips after work to Susie's. God Bless and Keep You.
Harold Rodgers
April 21, 2006
We were thrilled that Tim was able to golf with us last year at the American Family Charity Golf Outing for Diabetes. We laughed, we played, we raised monies. Always looking out for others, he was. Tim will be greatly missed. Deepest sympathies to you and your family
Sandy & Lynn Koehler
April 20, 2006
Dear Kathy,
We are so sorry to hear about Tim and want you to know our thoughts and prayers are with you, despite the miles between us. We have some wonderful memories of good times with him as a personal family friend and a co-worker. His quick wit and great sense of humor could always be counted on to liven things up. He will truly be missed.
ReNitia + John Lawrence
April 20, 2006
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you, Justin, and your family. We love you
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ReNitia + John Lawrence
April 20, 2006
our deepest sympathy goes out to yiou, justin, and your family. We love you
Carolann Rittner
April 19, 2006
Kathy and Family, Rollie and I were so saddened to hear of Tim's passing and we want to send our deepest thoughts and prayers. May your memories keep you close to him in your heart. We are thinking of all of you at this difficult time. Sincerely, Rollie and Carolann
Dean and Nancy Stoner
April 19, 2006
To You and the Family our deepest sympathy .
Gwenn Wisner
April 19, 2006
Dear Kathy:
Our sincere sympathy in the loss of Tim. We remember the fun times with you both. We'll keep you in our prayers.
Gwenn & Paul Wisner, Surprise, AZ.
American Family Insurance Charity Golf Committee
April 19, 2006
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We enjoyed meeting Tim at last years charity golf outing and we will miss him this year.
Charles Edwards Sr family, Michael McCarty family
April 19, 2006
Our hearts are with you and your family. God bless.
Kim & Jerry Cousino
April 18, 2006
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Ken (Screech) Simon
April 18, 2006
Words can't express the sorrow I feel. I will always remember Tim as one of the most interesting people I have ever met. His knowledge of so many subjects and his wit never ceased to amaze and amuse me. He will definitely be missed but NEVER forgotten. A friend to anyone and everyone who knew him and a guy who made an impact. Until we meet again Tim...look down upon us and smile knowing that we will all meet again. My positive thoughts and prayers go to Tim's family...may you find comfort and a sense of peace during this difficult time.
Jenny Lowe
April 18, 2006
We're so sorry of your loss. We will miss Tim as a neighbor. If there's anything at all we can do to help, we're always here. Dan will keep an eye on your grass. Our thoughts, prayers and sympathies are with you.
Dan & Jenny Lowe
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