Timothy Paul Lang

Timothy Paul Lang

May 06, 1966 - October 01, 2014

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Kathleen B
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I loved his intelligence and his amazing ability to craft beautiful wooden pens. I also really appreciate how happy he made my beautiful friend Laurie. He was a very special man!
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Mike Rollo
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I worked with Tim at Kohls for a stretch back in the 90s, and we stayed friends after that. He was a great fellow with a superb dry sense of humor. Unfortunately we hadn't been in contact for a couple of years and I had no idea he was ill. (In case you missed it, that was a not-so-subtle hint to anybody who hasn't made a random call to friends and family lately -- call them!). Some lives are cut way too short. R.I.P. Tim, you will be missed. Mike Rollo
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Jay Cope
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I worked with Tim at Physicians Plus in the IT department. He had an understated, dry humor that could make you laugh at a situation. Too young. -Jason C
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Ron Keegan
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Tim and Laurie asked me to do some remodeling on Tim's home in advance of selling it last year. I also noticed the dry sense of humor and he was a nice person to work for. He showed me his Corvette in the garage and I was stunned by the showroom car he had. He loved that car.. And Laurie had come into his life, I was happy for both of them and so saddened to hear of his passing. Ron Keegan
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Pamela Lang
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"Those special memories of you will always bring a smile, if only I could have you back for just a little while. Then we could sit and talk again just like we used to do, you always meant so very much and always will too. The fact that you're no longer here will always cause me pain, but you're forever in my heart until we meet again." - Unknown Tim was and is an amazing man. He had a rather dry sense of humor but was incredibly funny when he wanted to be. I will always remember the flea market trips, the love of spaniels, the changing of the seasons at Holy Hill, and Seattle (enough said). Tim was my husband for a time in our lives but seasons change and he became my friend. Our lives may have moved in different directions but we remained close in friendship and I will always treasure that. Tim had a love of cars and music that a person could instantly understand, and I will miss that as well. Thank you Laurie, for taking care of this man who we both hold very dear. I appreciate all the kindness and compassion you have extended to me and will always treasure the time you gave to ensure Tim's well-being and happiness. Laurie, you are so greatly appreciated. I will always miss you "Blowey", and you will always remain in my thoughts. Pamela Lang