Timothy Doyle

Franklin Timothy Doyle (aka Whino) was such a gift and oh how Mom and I looked forward to seeing him on Wednesday mornings at the Food Pantry. His greeting of "Hi Sunshine" to my mom was so uplifting and special. I loved his undercover cop stories--he seemed to relish going back in time. It was such a part of who he was. We will miss him . Mother and I wish comfort and peace to Jo and her family in the weeks and months ahead. Pam Smith & Dolores Wurtz

Tim was a great guy for sure. We were sad when him and Jo moved away. Jo, may the Lord be with you during this time of grief.

I knew Tim in the 70’s and have great memories, to include police stories and family get togethers. A couple stories in particular was his surveillance of a drug dealer that took he and his partner to New York City where I met up with them. Even though we were told by NYC police to not drive through Harlem, that’s where we first headed. Another great story was a surveillance that took he and his partner to the back hills of Kentucky for a prisoner pick-up. His description was colorful: They had long hair and beards, and had to travel to a small town in the hills where the prisoner was kept in a cell at the rear of the sheriff’s house. It was quite obvious Tim and partner did not fit in with the local culture. They were anxious to quickly leave the area and return to Michigan. He was an outstanding police officer and great friend. My condolences to Danny, Trini, Timiann, Jo, and the rest of Tim’s family. Very sad to have lost a good guy. Michelle Kouri (nee Bilger)

one summer day we were sitting at the beach with a small group talking, laughing and having a cocktail. All of a sudden Tim wasn't there. He had jumped into the water to save a little boy. none of us had noticed. we will miss you Tim. Love, Lois

My family and I are so sorry to hear about the passing of “Wine-O”. We had the pleasure of getting to know him as a neighbor here in Stoughton, Wi. Tim was always looking out for us and willing to lend a hand to help, He will especially be missed by our 4 year old twins who looked for him daily while he was on his many bike rides. He would always wave to the kids as they stood at our front door screaming his name, “Wine-O”. It became part of our daily routine. Our thoughts and prayers are with his wife Jo and their family. My the Lotd give you all strength while you greave. - Nathan “Bean” Couckuyt, Brandy, Zachary and the twins, Jackson & Benjamin