of Beebe, AR
May 31, 1966 - June 8, 2008
Timothy Johnston, 42, of Beebe passed away Sunday, June 8, 2008 after an auto accident. He was born in Tampa, Florida to Tom Johnston and Dian Cochran Bash. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Rose and Bob Johnston and Chuck and Sally Cochran. Tim was a loving and caring father, son, brother, and friend. Tim will be greatly missed.
He worked for Crain in the auto parts department where he was presented Hyundai Performance Guild in 2004. Tim was a member of Fellowship Bible Church North, in North Little Rock.
He is survived by his son, Brandon Hanley; daughter, Tori "Monkey" Hanley; and his children's mother, Stephanie Bibey; mother, Dian C. Bash and husband, Doug of North East, PA; father C. Tom Johnston and Granny Carol of Tampa, Fl; sister, JoAnn "Joey" Johnston-Ross and husband, Craig of Lakeland, FL; step-sisters, Synthia "Louie" Long and husband, Paul of Hope Mills, NC, Christie Spencer and husband, Jeff of Tampa, FL, and Achsia "Kasey" Bash of Deland, Fl; step brother, Lee Moyne Bash of Orange City, Fl; uncles, aunts and cousins from Arizona; two nephews, three nieces, two great nieces and two great nephews all of Florida.
Funeral service will be 1:00 p.m., Friday, June 13, 2008 at Roller-Owens Funeral Home Chapel (501-791-7400) with Reverend Craig Lobiner officiating. The family will receive friends from 12:00-1:00 p.m., before the service.
hey dad! havent been on in a long while......but i always talk to u! how are u doin? how is mrs.ruth? how is God? anyways i just wanted to say i love u sooooooooooooooooooooooooo much! *peace* LOL
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Hey, TJ,
I never signed your book before...I really don't know why. I thought about that the other day and wanted to rectify my not telling you how much I appreciated the way you loved and took care of my daughter...I know you are still at it...and I thank you for that. She was the happiest I had ever seen her after you two got together.
I miss your smile and jokes and I miss both of you and what might have been so much it hurts. If she had to go young, I glad she had you as a traveling mate. We all miss you but are doing okay. Tell Ruth how much I love her. Love, Kathy
ooooooooooohhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! daddy! i miss u! and guess what i did?!?! my full.... even though i know you prolly already know. also we got a new puppy... named Tootsie! school is going pretty good. the home meet is coming up, and its gonna be soooooooooooo different without u! ='(
=) =) n-e-ways g2g.................................................
Love ya more than you can imagine!!!!!!!
*monk*
Dad, I love you so much and everyday I think about you. I miss you so much and I wish you where here so that I could just talk to you and so that I could see you. I don't know how I can make it with you and Morgan gone, and now Nathan to. I have so much that I want to tell you but the most important is that I will always Love you so much.
hey daddy, i know i havent signed your book in awhile but i have been talking to you in the clouds as always. ive been missing you a whole bunch and i LOVE you SO SO SO much. although me and bubba are doing good.... one of his friends passed away in a car accident today.... people are just so stupid these days. how is ms. ruth doing?and God? i bet yall are alll doing wonderful!!!i know this is kinda short but i just dont know what else to say...i know that you know that i think about yall ALL the time =) also my friend is going through a rough time right now, her lil brother is sick and she is worried about him. also im having friend issues.... although you know all about those. my first meet is this weekend and im scarred because of my knee problem. ive been stressing about school, although i brought my grades up... Woot! Woot! hehe(that is my new saying) wel Dennis says hi and so does mom, even though she is with brandon right now. also she wont let me look at the video, which i would like to see... not to bring myself done, but to see your face and know that everybody there is here for me. Bently/ Poopie is soing good.. im looking at him right now, and of course he misses you too.... but then again who doesnt. not many people have written in awhile including me, but ill keep talking to you. i had a hard time at the christmas parades and im going to have a VERY hard time at all my meets, even though i know you'll be there. =) Alrighty well i guess ill talk to ya l8r... LOVE YA!!!
Peace... your lil monk
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I LOVE YOU BUNCHES AND BUNCHES ALWAYS AND FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! =)
hey i am sooooooooo goin to be missin u 4eve!
Hey there TJ
I was working on the annual Meet information this past week for our Gymnastics Meet. It brought back a lot of funny memories. Your craziness as the Emcee at the meets mostly. I was thinking mostly of how difficult this year is going to be without you as emcee. You had a way of making it fun not only for the kids but for the adults as well. I especially thought it was funny when we put stickers under the seats and you had the adults all bending over to check their seats for the stickers so that they may win a prize. You told them "not to pick their friends seat". Tour music selctions were always a hit and the other thing is when you make fun of the teenagers-Footlicker and Jordan the bootie pincher. Lots of things come to mind.
Yeah Lois mentioned I had bracelets made for you/her and Brandon. AS you know, Tori wears your rings around her neck-all the time. She on occasion has to take them off, to swim, at gym etc.. so I thought this would be a cool way to remember you ALL THE TIME and we wouldnt have to take it off ever. Mainly got them made for Tori and Brandon, but then I thought it would be nice for all the girls who came to the service to wear them. THey all do, we all do. .Everytime I see one on someone's foot or wrist I think of you.
I wont ever stop. You are a cool guy. So many people love you.
Tori seems to be doing good. We check on her all the time. She has day and moments, but you would be glad to know that she carries on your silliness everyday. You cant look at her without seeing you. That is a daily reminder of you. You are with her forever. I know she misses you tremendously. You were there for her always. You still are. We love you and miss you.
hey hey dad-de-o, how have u been? ive been missing u a whole lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) wel g2g, love ya a ton!!!!!!!!!!!
tori♥
Well TJ, Its going on 3 months since you have been gone...and I really dont believe it has gotten any easier for any of us. I sat here tonight at my computer screen watching a slideshow of pictures.. yours came up.. dressed as the Grinch. I found myself starting to cry and feeling so much pain all over again. Im sure Tori has told you... but Mrs. Christy had bracelets made for you and gave them to Tori as a gift. I wear that bracelet everyday to keep you close always! You are greatly missed by all of us! We love you always!
Your dear friend: Lois
Tee Jay affected and touched so many. I thought I was one of the few that knew what a special guy he was, I could not have been more wrong. He is truly one of a kind and I am very glad to call him a close friend. He was someone that had affected my life in a very positive way. I feel safe in saying that he has done the same for more then a few people.
Tee Jay’s life was about happiness, family and friendship. I am sure that he would want us to remind ourselves about all the good times we had with him. That is the way Tee Jay would have wanted it. I could share one of a thousand stories about Tee Jay. He has been a friend since 5th grade. It was the 6th grade when he and Gene teamed up. They were like 4 feet tall and I was about 6 foot then. They would just swoop around me like some pesky little nats that I could never swat! I figured I needed to become friends with them or they would bug me the rest of my life. Well I did become a friend to them. They still bugged me until this day.
It is kind of ironic that he died in a car accident because he was in about 10 of them back in high school. Although he was not driving in most of them and they were all minor fender benders. I also thought that he was indestructible and could not feel physical pain. I know because I tried to hurt him a few time and I would end up getting hurt myself.
One my fondest memories is of one cold and windy prom night our freshman year. We came up with the Idea of ruining JJ’s prom night. I think it was our freshman year because JJ was the only one who could drive or maybe it was our 8th grade year that he could drive. LOL Anyway we were out running around North East until the wee hours of the morning trying to find JJ. JJ had a car and we were on foot. But some how we found JJ and he was nice enough to drive us around so we could warm up.
When it came time to find some place to sleep we had no place to go. We all told our parent that we were at each others house for the night so we could not go home. We decided to go to Tee Jay’s house because his mom was the coolest and most understanding one. Instead of going inside that nice worm house, we decided to sleep in the old shack outback. I don’t know if you remember, but that shack was once used to keep rabbits in. It didn’t have a window and only a screened in door. I am not sure how many of us were crammed in there; I think 5 or 6 in this little shack. There was a chair, some boxes, rabbit pins and one nasty blanket. Tee Jay, Chris B and I fought over that blanket for about 2 hours. Tee Jay won of course. He was so happy that he was able to get that smelly, nasty blanket from two guys over 6 feet. I remember looking over at him all rapped up in that blanket with his eyebrow pointing up in the air and giving us his little laugh.
My little friend I will always remember you.
Thanks for being one of a kind to so many people.
Love Matt
I'm just stunned as I learn the news of Teej's passing. I can't imagine the hole that he will leave for those closest to him. I will always remember him as the guy who would never conform. The world (or at least high school) needs more people like him. I am sad that he is gone, but I can't help to smile when I think of him. Who didn't smile around him?
I thought I was one of very few that knew how special you were, boy how wrong I was. You have touched so many people and brought joy to us all. I keep looking at your photo and keep thinking. What happen to your hair?? : )
I have to say again how much we all miss you. Matt
tj unfortunately i havent had time to sit down & write this until now & i couldnt get past the emptiness ive felt in my heart since i recieved the news im gona miss you brother my thoughts &prayers to you & your family See you another day my friend
It is my deepest sympathy and reguard that I give to you the family of my friend TJ. I worked with TJ 20 years ago when we were DJ's with Bob Floyd. TJ was a real "LIVE WIRE" when he was in front of a crowd. He alway had something funny to say and I enjoyed the times I worked the crowds with him. I was saddened when Bobby told me of his departure, but comforted in the thought, that he's in a much better place. God Bless You All ! that in a much better place, entert
TJ we will always love u and miss u. Christmas Parades will never be the same with out you.{even though neely was scared}
hey tj i love you sooooooo much i will miss u even more though we will all think and keep u i our prayres
Tee Jay's family raised a great son who knew how to make someone feel special. My older sister Maureen was a senior in high school with Tee Jay when I was in 4th grade. She let me decorate her notebooks and when she was not around I went in her bookbag and took out some other notebooks and drew little flowers and people all over them. Turned out they were Tee Jay's notebooks and she was mortified that I drew on them. She was worried what Tee Jay would say. The next day Tee Jay sent home all of his notebooks for me to decorate. From then on he always made me feel special and would come and get me to sit with the bleacher bums at the NE basketball games. When Maureen graduated from college and I was graduating from the 8th grade. Tee Jay showed up at the party with a bunch of balloons and a red corvette and took me for a ride, I felt like Cinderella. He always made me smile and I hope that I always remember to take the time to make a difference in a young person's life.
I wish everyone could be lucky enough to have someone like TeeJay in their lives, if even for only a short time. Peace & prayers to his family.
Remembering all the good times. You made us all laugh. One of a kind.
TJ. You will never realize how you effected my life. You were my best friend growing up. He have helped mold what I am today. I know that we have not kept up over the years with the moves that we had made. The thought that I haden't spoke to you since last year and I just found your number a week before I heard of the news, will haunt me for the rest of my life. I'm not a religious man but I hope to run into you down the road at another time. If there is a Heaven, then maybe You, I and God will sit down, have a pint and sort this mess out. I love ya and will miss you bro, Gene
To my friend who helped me evolve into what I am today. I know that we had been out of each other's lives for awhile now. But you where and will never be forgottin. I love ya bro. To The family's I am very sorry for your losses. I hope to see or hear from TJ's family in the near future.
I am lucky and proud to have worked along side of TJ on a stage. He taught me most of the things I know about mixing music in the pit and he taught me that the air guitar solo is only truly effective if performed on top of a speaker stack. I'll never forget my first memory of TJ. I was 7 years old and he showed up to my dad's 40th Birthday party in his Mr. Bubble t-shirt and a tuxedo coat with tails. I also remember him as being the only grown-up with more toys than me. I know he's happy in the great upstairs with OOC by his side. He's probably thrilled that he finally gets to hang out with Michael Hutchence of INXS. TJ's love for 80s music is unsurpassed. TJ, your friendship was "Just What I Needed" and I wish you could come back one more time so we could "Let the Music Play" and help "Everybody Have Fun Tonight". You were never "Too Shy" and you used to "Rock This Town". You experienced everything from "Life in a Northern Town" to "Walking on Sunshine" and you were never afraid to "Relax" and "Bust a Move" in the "Wild, Wild, West". You made this place no "Ordinary World" and hopefully we won't "Come Undone" now that you're gone. So I'm sending you this "Message in a Bottle" to tell you I'll never forget "The Way You Make Me Feel".
Although I never knew TJ I can see that every life he touched is the better for it. In his smile you can see someone full of life and love. May God take care of him now in heaven and may he continue to watch over each of you. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May God bless you as you embark on this next chapter in your lives.
My good friend TJ taught me so much in this life. I had the great fortune of learning about life on a stage performing with him for others. He, myself and Bob Floyd along with a host of other folks entertained for people here in Tampa and around the country for many years. The last time I spent with TJ, he had met Bob and I for dinner in Phoenix. We ended up drinking a lot of beer and waiting up all night to see who actually won Florida to win the presidential election back in 2000. One of TJ's most endearing qualities was though a good amount of time had past since we had last seen each other, it always felt as though a day hadn't passed. We always picked up right where we left off. I missed an opportunity to see him two Christmas' ago, when he came to Tampa to visit. Like TJ, I ended up in the car business which consumes your life and I couldn't break away. His passing has taught me the ultimate lesson of our brief time here on earth. I have five children, a woman that I love and a bunch of people I like to call my friends and I need to spend more time with them. TJ, as he has been written about countless times in this guestbook, found that time for his family, his church and his friends and he was still making an impact on all of them each and every day. To his little girl Tori, I remember being one of the first people to congratulate him as he told me that your Mom was pregnant with you as we pulled out of the Syms parking lot because we both had to buy new bowties for the bar mitzvah we were djing for that night. It was truly from that point on that the focal point in that man's life was that little girl. Tori, everytime he and I talked since he left Tampa, the conversation was dominated by you. I know my friend is now jumping off a speaker stack while strumming an air guitar for God. He's bringing joy to someone if not and entire crowd of people up there in heaven while singing "Shout" or "You shook me all night long." For those who missed his impersonation of a priest during "Shout" you have really missed him at the top of his game. If you never had the opportunity to hear him beat match two 12 inch singles and never miss a beat, I'm glad to say I was there. I wish all the best and love to his family and never hesitate to call upon me if you ever want to hear about the awesome experiences we had together. Every moment we spent was nothing short of a good time because he had such a zest for life and a desire to live it to its fullest. I hope he knows how truly lucky he was in that life.
TJ was my younger sister Kelly's friend at NEHS, and I would just like to add my thoughts about TJ. He was probably the most hilarious people I ever knew but still he had such a sweet spirit. I must admit, I recall less about the actual boys' basketball games and more about TJ's "entrance" to the games. He would come in at half time or between games often in a costume like a priest's garb or a Hawaiian shirt in the middle of a Pennsylvania winter. All eyes would go to TJ, who would trip up the bleachers or do some other gag. Laughter, such laughter. And WHAT a great Bob Dylan imitation!!! He will be much missed.
This is to all who knew TJ, If you hung around TJ for any length of time I am sure he told you about the time he was part an entertainment company down in Florida. I was the guy he worked for. He came into my life like a rocket loose in a room and my life has not been the same since that day. He was a guest at a show I did. "How do I get into this business?" is what he said to me that night. TJ was made for show business. God gave TJ all the tools of a showman. His personality was electric and his charisma was magnetic. He was one of the greatest mimics I have ever known. There was not a sound he could not imitate or an accent he could not duplicate. He was one of best free style dancers to ever walk out on stage with me. His knowledge of music (especially his era) was comprehensive. I traveled all over this country with TJ and he was one of the most talented showmen I ever shared a stage with. I always thought I was pretty good at what I did. With his permission I started stealing technique from TJ the moment I met him. He had the magic signal and an indefinable way of saying certain things with a mic in his hand that could not be improved upon. TJ was also a pal. Countless nights he would come by my house on his way home from work and have supper with my family and I. There was always a place set for him. Many times we would arrive back at my house after shows and all the guys would go for a dip in my pool at 2 or 3 in the morning and sit there and talk for another hour. When I got up the next morning many times TJ was asleep on my couch. He knew he was family. TJ and his faithful dog "Ooc" (stands for Out of Control) were legendary amongst the kids in my neighborhood. He almost always had Ooc with him when he came to visit. The kids would see his car coming and would all congregate around him like he was passing out ice cream cones. Ooc could do tricks that no other dog could do, like do an Elvis Presley imitation. I am not kidding. These kids, all grown now, still talk about TJ & Ooc. When he would come down to visit his Mom & Dad he would always call me and we would get together. The last time I saw him was Christmas before last and it was like he had never moved away. We fell right back into our old bits and routines. He brought Tori out the next night and they watched a show we were doing for a little while. It was all he could do not to climb up on stage with me. After talking to TJ's Mom last week i realized that many of his more recent friends have had no exposure to TJ as an entertainer or at least never got to see him in his prime doing what he was made to do, light up rooms and every one in it. TJ approached audiences of 5000 just like he did audiences of 5. His delivery did not change at all. His delivery was very personal. I thought I would add this message to give a little insight into that part of his past. To TJ, There are a lot of us old stage dwellers that are going to miss you boy. I have been rounding up pictures for your Mom and I forgot how much fun we use to have. Give old Frank, Elvis, Jimi, Buddy Holly & the Big Bopper a high five for me. I know you and Ooc are back together again so the next time I see you I want Ooc doing a St. Peter Imitation. My thoughts and prayers are with your family and if there is anything I can ever do for them - I got your back. Love Ya Man - Shake It Easy - Bob
Dearest Tori, I may have never known you. But I have seen so many of your photos and heard so many wonderful stories about. you. You are truly the daughter that every father hopes he has. I know you will make your Dad proud througout your life. I have read your entries and I can see you are an amazing young lady. I pray for peace and healing for your whole family. Love & Peace, Syndi Long
Hey Little Brother, Thanks for all of the wonderful memories. We are so blessed for having known you. We will miss you! Paul says he is so happy he got to meet you. Duran says she remembers the two of you playing at Dad's house on Father's Day 2007. When you see your old pal "ook" give him a big hug for me and crank up your favorite Police album so we can all hear it back here on earth. I bet God has an awesome sound system in Heaven. Love and Peace to you, Syndi "Louie" p.s. I promise- I only glued the covers of your books together one time. : )
My little friend you will be sadly missed by everyone who know you. I have found myself laughing and crying thinking about the good times we had. Your family and friends meant the world to you and I hope you know how much you meant to us. I will miss you my friend. Matt
Ted and I will keep your family in our prayers as they move forward through lifes journey until they can be united with you again in heaven.
I wish to express my deepest sympathy at this time of your loss. I will remember you in my prayers. Ted Dobson North East High School class of 84.
To all of TJ's family and many friends, I am so saddened to hear of TJ's passing. I will always remember TJ from high school, always laughing and smiling and doing whatever he could to make your day a little funnier too. He was a great guy. May you find some comfort in the many, many prayers being sent for you.
Wow.. TJ... As I sit here and read all the entries in your guestbook, I smile, laugh, cry and feel so much love for you and who you were. I will NEVER forget those serious conversations about life and what you went through and were going through after gym in the parking lot... and the many times I would come out to my car to find your face print on my window! I'll never ever forget that face and they way you could just roll it across my windows.. hehe.. =). You truely were an amazing father and friend and will never be forgotten! I know that I am not alone when I say that I think about you everyday! Your preacher talked about the gift of TJ and I truely believed you posessed so many great gifts and I also believe you passed on those gifts to your children Brandon and Tori! They are two amazing children and they are holding on strong for you because they know thats how you would want them to be. You know that I love your family with all my heart and will always do ANYTHING for them! Even if it means hiding the tears, smiling, and letting them know that it will be okay.. you better believe I will do it. We all miss you and love you so much. Please keep smiling up there and being your goofy ole self. I know that you are looking down on us and we will see you later! =) Your family is always in my thoughts and prayers! Love, Miss, and God Bless: Your Friend Lois
Tori Hanley ROX!
I know what a hard time you are going through right now, I lost my husband last October; he was killed on his motorcycle. The loss never goes away, yet we have wonderful memories to hold. I will pray for all Tim's family and his father, whom I have known for many years. I believe Tim is in a better place watching over you. Love & prayers, Doris Permenter
My deepest sympathy goes out to all your family and friends. You will be greatly missed.
My deepest sympathy goes out to all your family and friends. You will be greatly missed.
Recordare in dulcis corde pie Jesu domine.
TJ, you will be greatly missed. I love you, brother.
TJ, I've already signed once, but I was still in shock and couldn't believe you were really gone. Of all my friends, I think you knew me and my moods more than anyone else - we were so much alike in that way. Olivia and I will miss you very much. You always had a way to bring a smile to my face and I will so miss talking about comic books, superheroes, movies and music with you!! I'm at a loss, wondering who my fellow movie critic will be now. I will always cherish the Buffy comics you surprised me with and will always especially love how you never thought it weird that an almost 40-year old woman still liked comic books!! We love you TJ and miss you!!! Torie, our thoughts are with you and we love you! Q and O
Hey TJ, You will be missed veeeeeerrrrrrrryyyy much! You could always put smiles on everyones faces!!! You could also always tell jokes and make everyone laugh no madder what! I will miss you being the grinch you were sooooo great at it! I hope your doing well!
TJ who cristened me with the name "Bam". Tim was just a good all around guy who was fun to be around. I remember him trying to take my legs out in football practice and he would stand there with that funny grin on his face when I'd say something. He turned out to be a fine and upstanding man with a deep affection for his family. Know that I send my condolences and sympathy for his family especially his kids and sister whom he was very close to. You're all in my thoughts & prayers. God bless you Tim. You will be missed.
Tj, You were like a second father 2 me and u will always be in my heart and prayers. There r many things i loved about you taht made me luagh like you would always tell a lot of jokes!!!! U were a great father 2 Tori and Brandon I know they will miss u and u know that. Well i got 2 go i will miss u and ur peach smoothies he he luv ya and happy fathers day!!!
Hey Tori.... we are all here for you. I know you are probably checking the Guestbook, and what a neat way to learn and read about people who knew your Dad. You know there is a lot of people out there that love you. We are all here for you, your MOm and Brandon. You know you can call day or nightHang in there MONK!
Mr. Tj.... What can I say. AS I sit here and read all these blogs about you I just can't help but to laugh and cry at the same time. I love to read all the funny things about you and as I read it , I say yeah... .that is TJ. I remember when we first met, you guys were competing for RC Cabot. You Stephanie and I always seemed to connect. I am glad we all got to know each other over the years thru the girls competing. I remember early on the girls decided to do their Level 4 routine for a talent show at Fellowship. I was so happy to hear that you guys were coming to HnP. It has been a true blessing getting to know you over the past 6 years. You always had a smile on your face, a funny story to tell. You had all those crazy voices, and man did you ever know your songs. I appreciate all you have done for ALL the kids at HNP. So many of them looked up to you and wanted to hang out with you because of your fun loving nature. You were the PERFECT GRINCH. John doens't know how he is going to be able to do the Sweetheart Meet without you. You were the perfect EMCEE and kept everyone entertained . I particularly love the way you acted goofy with all the kids, From the nicknames, MONKEY, POPPER, FOOT LICKER, BOOTIE PINCHER.. all of them. I know you impacted a lot of people. I will especially miss seeing you and hanging out with you at WRC. This is such a tragedy for all of us.. but mostly your precious children. I think I can speak for a lot of people and say we will all do our best to look after them. I know you will be looking down on them everyday.. they will talk to you everyday. You are in our hearts on on our minds forever. With all our love. The Ellis Family
What can I say, TJ would make you smile the minute he walked through the doors of HNP. I am so going to miss him, his crazy sense of humor and our conversations of music. Now I will have to play Flogging Molly louder so he can hear! He will be greatly missed by everyone who's lives he touched, no matter how briefly. My deepest sympathies go out to the family for their loss.
TJ you are an awesome guy who brought laughter and joy to everyone you came in contact with. Especially everyone in my family. When I had a hard day at work and drove down to Jacksonville from Searcy to watch Allyson for 3 hours you could always turn my Sober mood into a good one. I will mostly miss your presence, b/c you did have a BIG PRESENCE about you. Everyone knew when you were in the building. I will miss every one of your little quirks. the noises you make at the meets and everyone knows what I am talking about, to all the nick names you had for all the girls. You will be greatly missed. Until we meet again... Cindy Ferren
My thoughts and prayers are with TJ's family and friends during this difficult time. I will always remember TJ's gentle and kind soul and the way he could always make you laugh without even trying. TJ will be missed by many!
TJ was an awesome guy who brought laughter and joy to everyone he came in contact with. Especially everyone in my family, from my oldest daughter Allyson, to Morgan, to Garrison, my youngest son. He had a very pleasant personality that shined through him, making anyone he met talk to him. When I had a hard day at work and drove down to Jacksonville from Searcy to watch Allyson for 3 hours he could always turn my Sober mood into a good one. I think I will especially miss just his presence because he had a B
Looking at TJ's picture with that big smile on his face-you can't help but smile back! That's how I'll always remember him, laughing and making all of us laugh right along with him. I'm so very sorry for your loss-
TJ you jerk, You could have waited until later for this. You are the first of us to make to the Glory of heavan. I will see you there but be patient. I have afew things to do before. I will miss you in the meantime. We had some greattimes together. Thank you for bringing me from a punk to a good guy. I especially thank you for getting me out of 8th grade. It was great that we were able to share our lifes together before you left, I wish we would have visited more. Until then watch over us. I will always love you. JJ
You were one of the most energetic people I knew, you had so much passion for life and I do miss you so much. I know you are in a much better place but it doesn't make it any easier not having you here. Again I say you have always been a great friend to me and my kids and I didn't tell you enough how much I appreciated everything you did for us. You will always be in my heart and I miss you. We love you TJ!
Tim was a very kind and considerate person that I considered a great friend in school. He will be terribly missed.
I'm so sorry for your loss. I graduated high school with TJ from North East. We always had such a good time together. TJ was always able to make people laugh and have a great time. I will miss him.
To T.J.'s children, family and friends, our family sends out our deepest condolences. Our thoughts and our prayers are with you. To know TJ was to love him. He was so full of energy, spririt and life. I just spoke to him a few months ago online and he was still that same guy we graduated with 24 years ago. Knowing he is not here with us physically is so sad and disheartening. But, spiritually, he will be with us forever. We will never forget him.
TJ, you will be missed dearly. I remember the first time we met in Florida. I smile everytime I think of those days. Crazy, wonderful times. To the family -- I send my love and prayers to you all. Stay strong and know that God will be with you. Love, Leah and Anna
TJ was one of the most fun loving dad I have ever met. All the kids at the gym loved him as if he were their dad. I will miss him tremendously. For the Family and friends I have you in my prayers.
I know you and Ruthie will have a wonderful life together in Heaven. God bless both of you families.
To all of Tee Jay's family- I hope you can find comfort in all your memories of him... he was a wonderful person. My high school memories of him are so precious, I'll hold onto them forever. Even now I still consider him a dear friend who will be sadly missed. God bless.
Brandon, Tori, Steph, and the rest of the family, As I said on the phone today, there are no words...but there are so many prayers going up right now. May you feel it each time someone whispers your names to God our Father. Bless your sweet hearts, and TJ's, too. We are always a phone call away and will remain friends forever. Darren, Anna, Victoria, Ashley, Ross, Sarah, and Gracie Underwood
hey TJ i really miss you but you are in a much better place than we are. i reaaly need you. you were always there for me when i need someone to talk to. i will never forget that time when we were in the car and we danced to its ladies night. that was so much fun. i loved spendin time with you. you were like a father to me. if anything was wrong i would come and spend the night with tori and sometimes talk to you. you always could put a smile on my face. i also remember the first year of the Grinch, when i was doing my swichleap and you scared me the very first time we did dress rehersal. some people thought that the Grinch was supose to be mean and scary so everbody looked at you that way but under that costume was a loving, caring, father, friend, nice very funny could make anybody laugh, and one of my heros. you and tori were like two peas in a pod. you were her whole world but know you are watching over her and making sure that she is safe. you came to everything of toris and i always heard you screaming for her, and you would be there for me to and that made me very happy. you always read comic books. AND DONT WORRY I WILL TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOUR LITTLE MONK.well i miss you and love you sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much love, taylor rai (T)
I really miss you down here. I love you very much!But your in a better place then we are.I loved your personality your funny,nice,sweet,loving,caring and always loved your little monkey and your family.I will always pray for you.LOVE YOU VERY MUCH!
i am happy that you are in a better place looking down on us. i know you will look after Tori (Monkey) and Brandon. your smokin' like mac & cheese! i will REALLY miss that and you announcing our home meets. I LOVE YOU TJ!!! and i will miss you dearly!
hey daddy, its me again... just wanted to tel u goodnight b4 i go to bed. love ya and goodnight!!!!! ur daughter, monkey
With deep sympathy for your loss and in great celebration of TJ's welcome into Heaven by his Savior Jesus Christ.
May you find comfort in the memories that are yours to cherish always and strength in the campionship of those who share your loss. God Bless Clare & Jim
You will be missed by all who had the pleasure of meeting you and that includes me. I pray that God will wrap his arms around all of your family and your loved ones.
Tori, you are in our thoughts and prayers. God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow and loss.
TJ always knew how to make you laugh and bring a smile to your face, even if you didn't feel like smiling. He will be missed dearly. He truly was one of a kind. He was a great friend to me and my kids. Our love and prayers are with the family.
i miss u and love u so much daddy!
I BE WAITING FOR U TO GIVE ME A BIG SQUEEZE WHEN I MEET U AND GOD AT THE FRONT DOORS OF HEAVEN!!!!!!!!
hey dad, how is it wit God? i bet ur doing great, looking down on us and thinking how silly we must be crying down here on earth. i miss you so much and will be keeping in touch so you better be in those clouds talking back at me. you are going to be missed so much daddy! i love you so much and knowing that it may be a lil selfish... i wish that you were here wit me. i wasn't ready to see you go and never will be. even though, i know that you are in a way better place than me right now. well i gotta go eat, but i'll talk at cha l8r. i love u so much!!!! p.s. next time it thunders, i know that you'll be playing ms. ruth at bowling, good luck!
May God Bless and keep you in your hour of need. Love Claudia, Alan and Seth
Sincerest sympathy & Condolences to the family and friends. Larry & Laura Morton
Tori and family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
TJ I'll miss your possitive outlook and sense of humor. My world is a better place having had your brief presence.
TO THE FAMILY OF TJ. I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. I REMEMBER ALL THE TIMES THAT TJ CALLED ME IN THAT SILLY VOICE IMPRESSION OF HIS, BUT HE COULD ALWAYS MAKE ME LAUGH. I ENJOYED WORKING WITH HIM WHEN HE WAS WITH THE NORTH POINT GROUP. HE WILL BE MISSED. GOD BLESS YOU ALL IN YOUR TIME OF SORROW AND KNOW THAT TJ IS IN A BETTER PLACE.
TJ, you were a great friend and I will miss you. Heidi
Tori, I am praying for you and your family. Lisa Carter {Ally Ferren's aunt }
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T J your energy and enthusiam will be greatly missed at HnP, but now you are heavens "grinch" we will miss you Jackie and Amanda Cross
Tim, You and I were always very close and I will cherish the memories of us growing up and our summers together. Oh brother how you will be missed! You were the only one I ever had you know. I still have 'The Cars' record you gave me back in 1985. It is still in great shape I played it the other day:) Remember your green plaid flannel shirt? I have had that shirt for a good 20 years it always has and always will be one of my favorite shirts. You might not be here physically but you will always be in my memories and in my heart. Until I see you again. I love you Christie
Tim, Thank you for being my brother and my friend. I am blessed to have known you. You always will have a special place in my heart. If you are willing and able please come see me. I want and need to know that you are alright. Until I see you again. I love you Christie
TJ will be missed dearly. The Christmas Parades would not be the same without that Grinch going through and putting smiles on all those faces. The gym has retired the Grinch in honor of TJ. He changed so many lifes.
Tori and family, So sorry to hear about your loss. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Mackenzie Blanchard & family
Tori, I will be praying for you and your family!
Dear TJ. Your laughter and joy will surely be missed here on earth. I don't think I ever saw you without a smile and gleam in your eye. Your memories will be everlasting to the family left behind, but when we all think of the golden streets you will be walking in now, we will know in our heart of hearts that you are in a better place then we. My prayers and thoughts are with you Dian, Tom and Josie. Always kind of funny that even though we are cousins it was always Aunt Dian for my kids and Aunt Vivian for you kids. Aunt Vivian
Our prayers are with your family. TJ was truly a special person who could make everyone smile. Q & O (as TJ always called us!)
I am so sorry for the families loss. I knew T.J. from the gym, and from dance. (He was absolutely the BEST Grinch ever) & my daughter coaches Tori at Jacksonville Gymnastics. I will keep your family in my prayers during this hard time. Kimberley & Lindsey Sweet
TJ, I can just see you dancing around in the Grince costume at the J'ville Christmas parade. What a great guy! You sure keep the girls smiling at Huff n Puff. You will be missed.
TJ, You always had a way to make people smile! My prayers are with your family. I know you are in a better place. Cynthia