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Griffin Douglass posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
I met Tim on the set of my senior thesis short film, Under Refurbishment, in 2022. Though I spent just a few days with Tim, I was impressed by his kindness, professionalism, and talent. He was friendly and warm and I'm saddened to hear of his passing. I will think of Tim fondly and I offer my condolences to his family.
-Griffin Douglass
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Sunday, August 31, 2025
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I was so lucky to meet Tim on the Oswego Alumni podcast. I was so struck by his honesty about the ups and downs of a career in the arts but mostly our talk about caring for aging parents. It is my favorite episode of the podcast and I told him that in person when we met a few months ago. He was a delight in real life and a true light. The world needs more Tim’s who lead with the heart. May his memory and his humor be a comfort to all of us who knew him.
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Desmond Sullivan posted a condolence
Thursday, August 28, 2025
I had the good fortune to be friends with Tim Mollen at SUNY Oswego. One year, we lived in a dorm suite with a bunch of great guys (his roommate and best friend Dan, as well as Mark, Joe, Howie, Rich & myself.) We threw some fun parties there and Tim was the host with the most, the Master of Ceremonies, who always came up with creative ideas for theme parties (i.e. “Night of a Hundred Stars”.) He was the main reason that so many people showed up for those parties and kept coming back for them. Tim just had a natural charm and magnetism, as well as such a great laugh and genuine love of humor. He connected with people by making them laugh and he loved to laugh himself. He was easy to get to know since he was very friendly, personable and sincere, and he made friends everywhere he went. Tim was an extraordinary person in so many ways - mainly for his sense of humor, but he was so much more than just the funniest person I have ever known. He was truly a remarkable and unforgettable person. I’ll always cherish my memories of Tim. I have no doubt that up in Heaven, he will continue to do Improv comedy - and to throw great theme parties. I just wanted to share those memories and to express my sincere condolences for this tragic loss to his family and all of his many friends. - Desmond Sullivan
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Robert Mollen posted a condolence
Thursday, August 28, 2025
To all sharing memories here- thank you! And so sorry for YOUR loss. Tim isn’t leaving anyone’s memory bank anytime soon. But reading all of these notes for the first time is truly heartwarming. Our family noted not only the number of people that were important to Tim, but the quality of those people. Big hearts. Will speak for my entire family here: Thank you all so very, very much!! Bob Mollen
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Amy Talley posted a condolence
Saturday, August 23, 2025
From our days at Oswego to Alexandria and beyond, it has always been a privilege and honor to love Tim. There is no way my words can do justice to how much we adore him. He is unmatched in every way. Thank you, Tim, for being one of my favorite people on this “big blue marble.” We love you beyond measure... Amy, Michael, Lucy, and Will Talley
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Friday, August 22, 2025
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I’ve been stunned for days, trying to come to terms with this. Torn about whether or not to discuss this with anyone, for fear it would become true.
My dear friend Tim passed away this week, at much too early an age. I’ve known Tim much longer than I haven’t known him. And I am a better person because of it.
Tim made people laugh, of course. His incredible sense of humor is undeniable. And that was not just a veneer, or shell, to protect himself with. He genuinely connected to people through humor. He met them where they were and reveled in the joy of being with them. And this helped him bring together so many different groups of people.
But beyond humor, there were so many other positive qualities he embodied. I don’t pretend to be as articulate or eloquent as Tim-o. He could write an A+ paper in a couple hours, starting at 2 in the morning. And often did.
But I have come up with the following list of traits that describe him perfectly, and I think everyone that knew him will be able to recall specific instances where he showed these characteristics.
Tim was:
Kind
Empathetic
Compassionate
Respectful
Honest
Trustworthy
Principled
Responsible
Reliable
Accountable
Humble
Selfless
Forgiving
Patient
Generous
These were not abstract ideas to Tim. They were innate, and in full effect in everything Tim did.
I will miss him immeasurably. And I will watch every season of SCTV (again), preferably with a fuzzy signal from being broadcast across the Lake (from Kingston Ontario), maybe with a Domino’s pizza. Then I’ll go to sleep, and envision Tim beginning to write another paper, from scratch, of the highest caliber.
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Daniel Walker posted a condolence
Friday, August 22, 2025
My husband Dan was lucky enough to be randomly paired with Tim as a roommate his freshman year at SUNY Oswego. They stayed roommates all four years, as it was obviously a meeting of the minds. When it came time for Dan to pick a best man for our wedding, Tim was it. And he took the job seriously!
Tim was at the center of my most favorite wedding day memories. First, he gave the BEST best man speech of all time. We continue to regret not hiring a videographer for the event, but that just means the speech gets better in our minds as time marches on.
Second, at the afterparty at the bar, we were treated to an epic comedy duel between Tim (the funniest guy Dan knows) and Jay (the funniest guy I know). It turned out to be a tie and the rest of us came out winners for having been in the room for it.
I see Tim’s influence on Dan every day. He was that rare friend who Dan could pick up with right where they left off, even if years had passed. I swear Tim turned Dan back into a 19-yo every time they were on the phone. Tim’s stories are repeated often in our house, and will make me laugh, every single time. They are told so often, our children know them by heart.
All of this is to say that there is an unimaginable void with his loss that we can’t fully comprehend. But his kind and playful spirit will stick with us forever.
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Brian O'Connell posted a condolence
Friday, August 22, 2025
I'm so sorry for your loss. I, like so many others, have a book -length list of stories and memories of Tim. I'm honored to have known him. He will never be forgotten! I wish you all peace and comfort some day. He is smiling on us though. I feel it.
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Elizabeth Marsh lit a candle
Friday, August 22, 2025
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I am so sorry to hear of Tim's passing. We worked on one production together but it is a highlight of my theater experience. Tim' shared his talent and support with me and all cast members But he made my summer experience, along with Mitch, a very special one I cherish.. He is one of the few true gentleman I have ever known. Rest in Peace and walk on in Grace to your next Act.
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Frank Muscatello posted a condolence
Friday, August 22, 2025
My deepest sympathy to the Mollen family. We grew up with Bobby and Johnny. Timmy was just a little boy. Great memories of a very nice family. With love, Frank and Chick Muscatello
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Alicia Casper posted a condolence
Friday, August 22, 2025
Tim was a very special person. There are few people who can make me laugh like he did. While we didn't always keep in touch, every time we saw each other, it was as if no time had gone by at all. That is the mark of a true friendship. He will be missed but never forgotten!
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Mark Terry uploaded photo(s)
Friday, August 22, 2025
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That Tim was very talented is almost beside the point: Tim's greatest gift was his compassion. When I came to Oswego midway through our sophomore year, he made sure to make me feel included during "St. Joan," and time and time again over the years I saw that same concern for others' well-being - even people who annoyed him (which was probably all of us at one time or another, because he was so passionate). I am thankful for so many memories: being directed by him for class projects, sharing a suite with him our senior year, the Shaun Cassidy Fan Club, being his Gabriel sidekick when he played God in that show at Oswego, and post-college get-togethers as well. Plus, a nice collection of letters from when people used to write each other. I've attached a photo from Hershey Park - Jennifer and I went with Tim, when he came to visit, probably 1995. Tim always let his light shine and wasn't afraid to wear his heart on his sleeve, qualities I hope we can all emulate.
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PETER DAVID BOLAN posted a condolence
Friday, August 22, 2025
ETERNAL REST GRANT UNTO HIM, O LORD.
LET PERPETUAL LIGHT SHINE UPON HIM.
MAY HE REST IN PEACE. AMEN
MAY HIS SOUL AND ALL THE SOULS OF THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED, THROUGH THE MERCY OF GOD, REST IN PEACE. AMEN
REQUIESCAT IN PACE
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Russ and Jen Finley planted a tree in memory of Timothy Mollen
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
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To Anne, Dan, Jerry, Bob, and the entire Mollen clan, words cannot express our sadness at Tim's passing. Please accept our most sincere condolences. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Wednesday, August 20, 2025
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Wednesday, August 20, 2025
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Timmy, my most cherished Timmy. Since the moment you came barreling into my life with your star lamp gift and ridiculous idea of being mute for our first meeting, you became an instant kindred spirit, and, later, after our time spent living in LA together, where you absolutely shined and told me many times recently that was “sheer bliss” for you, our time together there, you became one of my soulmates. Can we even count the hours we have spent talking about everything under the sun, and the whole kitchen sink, since then? I think it adds up to infinity. To be each other’s confidantes over this past decade has been my touchstone, my lifeline, by far one of the best parts of my life. To imagine life without you is…unimaginable. I still keep expecting you to call any minute now. You have been my Angel all this time, and I count on you being my Angel til the end of time. To say that have been loving is an understatement, you have been love personified for me.
Too many singular memories to recount here…but I will say thank goodness I just got to see you in person visiting me for 10 days at Cow Cloud Pelican. You have been my comfort, my joy, my champion, my laughter. You have held my hand through the scariest of moments, you have made my best moments even better. Also, to know that I gave YOU joy and love and a soft landing place all these years is just the most beautiful feeling in the world. My most precious friend, I feel you soaring now. You finally know what “consciousness” is. I cannot wait for you to show me. I will love you always.
To all the Mollens, Tim loved you all more you can ever know. What he wanted most for you was to find deep peace and joy in your hearts.
He was a “family” man and you were the most important. Anne was his beacon.
My deepest sympathies to you, and the multitude of friends who loved him.
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Cindy Stilloe posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
Too many memories to count. St. Thomas. St. Pat's. SCC. And one that stands out. I was stranded one night in Tim's neighborhood. He answered the door in his pajamas and let me come inside to call for a ride home. We talked about it whenever we saw each other. Best all around guy.
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Lisa Reese posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
Bob and family, so sorry for your loss. Tim was so much fun whenever I would run into him. Lisa Reese
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Dale Snyder posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
To Tim's Mother, family, friends, and all those who knew and loved him. I never had the privilege to meet Tim. I did, however, have the pleasure to see him perform in several plays at the Cider Mill and he was hilarious. His humor traveled to the audience and back and made him a memorable character. I also remember reading his witty articles in the Press and Sun Bulletin. HIs style of writing, and the ways in which he was able to make his stories of his brothers and their hijinks when growing up come alive, brought me many a smile and laugh. He truly had a wonderful life and from all accounts made others' lives that much richer, for having lived his so fully.
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Debbie Spanfelner posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
Tim was a student of mine in Spanish class at Seton Catholic Central High School. I can still remember the class breaking out in laughter at Tim's antics. To tell the truth, at times I almost burst our laughing with them. He went on to a successful career making people smile and brightening up their life. Tim was a gentle and caring soul. It is unexpected that our students go before us. God Bless You, Tim.
Debbie Spanfelner
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Douglas Barnhart posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
I am recalling my find memories of performing a few plays with Tim.
God is smiling more with Tim's presence... May God comfort all his family during this time.
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Margaret Goodfellow posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
I knew Tim through his writing, but to tell you the truth he is one of those people that we all feel like we know personally and was such an important part of the entire community. He may not have known that, but he was. If you read his obituary, that come out clear as a bell. Few of these type of people left here. A leader through his kind thoughts and words and using humor to deliver the message. His newspaper column was one for the ages. I still have a clipping of one about his own childbirth experience. It was hilarious and when I can, and I know someone about to give birth, I send it to them. A vessel for societal change. He will be missed.
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Kelly Byrne posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Oh Tim, my amazing, generous, opinionated, hilarious friend. I don't even know where to begin. I still can't believe you're not with us anymore. It doesn't make any sense. But here we are. Meeting you my freshman year at Oswego left an indelible mark in the best way. I was always in awe of your talent and your dedication on stage (and off) to every role you played. You were truly an inspiration. I hope you knew that. Your commitment in every moment went to 11 and was something I always tried to emulate in my own performances. And let's not forget the fact that I could never, NEVER get through a scene with you without melting down in uncontrollable fits of the giggles. You truly were the funniest human I've ever met. I've seen so many friends mention that fact. Lately, we shared a passion for justice and what's right in this world and I know how disappointing and frustrating the last decade was for you. But I hope you knew how much joy you brought to the people around you. We're all going to miss you dearly. My deepest condolences to your family.
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Adam Sommer uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
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Tim Mollen was partly responsible for a big reason I had a great college experience. Tim founded the Shaun Cassidy Fan Club improv troupe/club at Oswego, a club where I met and so many other actors, improvisers, and comedians. Without Tim starting the Shaun Cassidy Fan Club, I wouldn’t have met and made lifelong friends, past, present, future roommates. For that, I’ll always be grateful.
The club was more than an extracurricular activity... It was a place of comfort, community, a 2nd family away from home. A show to look forward to every Saturday night. Every week we’d all put our hands together in a circle and chant “love, laughter, friendship, go!” Before we came out on stage. It was the perfect catchphrase for Shaun Cass, as we all loved the laughter and friendships made while we were a part of it. Tim came back for reunion shows and I was lucky enough to improvise with him on stage on several occasions.
A fond memory of mine with Tim is pictured here. 2022, I was out in LA visiting my sister and friends. I invited Tim along for some trivia. He was an absolute trivia wizard!! We were very proud to come in not last place!!
Gonna miss you, Tim. Thanks for the laughs and friendship.
May his memory be a blessing.
And as always “Love, laughter, friendship, go!”
-Adam Sommer
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Elizabeth Hutchings uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
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You will forever be missed our dear friend. You truly had one of the best souls and were an amazing friend. The imprint on our hearts and laughter in our minds, will always be cherished and honored. May your spirit soar.
We love you Tim! ❤️
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Elizabeth Hutchings uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
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We will forever love you Tim! We were lucky to share your friendship, and had the best 15+ years of memories, conversations, immense laughter, diners, cocktails and movies together. You were taken from this earth far too soon. You were an amazing and irreplaceable friend. May your spirit soar my dear friend.
You will be greatly missed.
Love,
Elizabeth & Marjorie
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Bob Anzalone planted a tree in memory of Timothy Mollen
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
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My sincere condolences, I remember Tim with a fondness and recollections of our youth. Bob Anzalone Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Ed Sleeper and Family planted a tree in memory of Timothy Mollen
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
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Our condolences to the family. Tim brought great memories to our household during his high school years and we loved his humor. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Julia Stanley posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
My deepest condolences to his family & friends. He was a year or two ahead of me in Seton, but FB later on. He was so funny and nice.
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Michelle Bobik posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
I went to high school with Tim and he will forever be remembered for the way he made people smile and laugh. The Heavens gained a beautiful soul! You will be missed Tim!
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Judy Rangel posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
We all know people who “light up the room”, which Tim did. However, he also cracked up the room. When my parents still lived in Binghamton, they would send newspaper clippings of Tim’s writings to me in Georgia and then we would laugh about it together on the phone. His way with words made for many great, hilarious discussions. Then, Tim’s books made their way around our family for many more laughs. I was especially proud to have a signed copy of one. He had a gift of making others cry tears of hilarious laughter. Dan, may you and your family smile and laugh as you remember Tim, especially during this difficult time. Peace to you and all who had the good fortune of experiencing Tim’s brightness and fun loving heart.
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Andrea Dobbs Gorby posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
I have so many fond memories of Tim. I’m so saddened to hear of his passing.
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Theresa posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
I first meet Tim through a fellow employee. From that first meeting he never failed to keep me in stitches. He was one of the funniest human beings I have ever known. His column was a great source of enjoyment and laughter. His beloved mother, father, siblings and himself were often the source of much of his humor. It delighted many who could see themselves in his family. I continue to recount his stories from the yellowed clipping I keep to this day and they continue to entertain. His quiet impact will be missed. I am so sorry.
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Charles Baines posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Going miss you Tim , big prayers for your family
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Margie Columbus posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Tim and I were on Student Council together at Seton. We would do morning announcements and laugh ourselves sick. In addition to the laughs, he was a good listener and friend. We shared some dear memories. Praying for comfort and peace for his family- a solid bunch, and I am lucky to have grown up amidst families such as his in Binghamton. - Margie Columbus
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Tuesday, August 19, 2025
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Jennifer Finley posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Tim was one of the funniest people I have ever met. It just came naturally to him. He will be missed.
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Penny Whitworth-Smith posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
I had a chance to spend some time with Tim the last time I was in California about 2 years ago. It was so much fun catching up.
My condolences to his family. And I will remember him with fondness.
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Tuesday, August 19, 2025
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Linda Mack McCravy posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
So very sorry for your loss Timothy was a great man and an awesome schoolmate. In short yes he was the best. he always had a smile to share.
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Monica Tremonti posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Tim & Paul Stento would come out to Oquaga Lake to visit & enjoy the day. They knew they were always welcome. Tim kept us laughing always knowing how far he could go & such a quick mind. What a loss‼️
A wonderful family. The Tremonti Family
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Susan McGowan posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Tim was my student in 4th grade. He always had something to say and was very witty. Tim was an excellent writer and added laughter to every day. I've kept in touch over the years and have great respect for his deep love and concern for his mom, his family and friends and for our country. Tim was a gift to all who knew him. My heart is broken. Sending love and prayers to all the Mollens.
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Carolyn Bardales Yasharian posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Tim will always be the sweetest, most genuine soul. I never just laughed with him, it was full on giggles. May all of his memories give you great comfort. Sending love to the entire family.
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Colleen Miccolis posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
From my brief time at SCC to our early post-graduate days in Washington DC, including a number of road trips home at the holidays where I subjected Tim to my Barry Manilow CD collection, my time spent in Tim’s company was always joyful. From time to time I still watch Coldplay’s Champion of the World video and marvel at his work- such contrast to the Tim I know- such a gifted actor. So many gifts he has shared with all of us. I hope he’s basking was greeted with much fanfare at the pearly gates and that he rests in peace and joy- this champion of the world.
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Julie Cleveland posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
I am still in shock and disbelief! The world is a little dimmer without Tim in it! I have so many memories, it is hard to pin point just one!
I have so many photos and have been perusing them and reflecting!
He was so smart and talented, he always amazed me! He was destined for greatness!
I am sure he will be playing pranks on us all!
RIP Tim! God Speed my friend
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Rachel Snyder posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
As a young person who loved theater I was always inspired by Tim’s work. A comedian on stage and off, he brought his heart to everything he did. He would have us in stitches as a bumbling inspector, an errant uncle or a shady character at the Cider Mill Playhouse. One of my fondest memories of Tim was him almost breaking character because one of his castmates was making him laugh, but he worked it into the scene beautifully.
Tim was larger than life in the Binghamton community and gave of himself to all of us with his weekly humor column, which often made its way to our fridge as a reminder to not take this life too seriously.
A great light and dear friend to many. My heart hurts knowing this world lost his humor, his heart, and his humanity. ❤️
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Nilsa Ivette Mariano posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Always looked forward to reading his column. His stories were heart and soul. His hugs. A terrible loss for so many. Rest in peace amigo.
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Emanuel posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
I first met you at the Launch Party of Identity Theater Company in the spring of 2011, where you graciously introduced me as a performer. Later that year, we shared the stage again in a staged reading of Second Samuel in the fall. Grateful for those memories.
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Betsy Wilcox posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
My fondest memory of Tim was performing in a summer Shakespeare production through EPAC and the Waverly Opera House, "The Merry Wives of Windsor." Tim was fun, funny, smart, a fantastic actor and truly one of a kind. You will be so missed, my dear friend. Keep 'em laughing up there. I know you will.
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Kimberly Pepper posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Tim you were one of the good ones. Thoughts go out to your loved ones. I remember seeing you on stage or behind the scenes in so many shows. I especially recall seeing you in Midsummer nights dream. The world is a better place for all you accomplished and for us all knowing you were our friend.
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Daniel Leopold posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Tim was a good friend that I met when I entered SUNY Oswego in 1999. His wit and talent was awe inspiring and he was a very caring human being. The world is a sadder place now that he is not in it. I will miss you Tim.
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Laura Sleeper posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Where does one start? If I have 10,000 memories of my time at SCCHS and appropriating my sister’s friends, Tim was present for probably 9,500 of them. Love you, Tim. Say hi to Denise.
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Michelle Potter posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
I am so deeply sad. Tim was such a wonderfully kind person with a huge heart. Every interaction we had over the years lifted my spirits and made me feel so valued. A beautiful soul greatly missed.
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Phyllis Amenda posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Tim often ordered food from me at Wegmans, allowing me to get to know him a little. I was also a fan of his acting and writing. I am very sad to learn of his passing. Such a warm and caring man.
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René Neville posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Tim, thank you for entertaining all of us over the years with your stories, your acting, and your comedy. Your kind soul is fondly remembered.
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Martha Hudzinski posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
I am in such disbelief over Tim’s passing. It is hard to believe that he won’t be around physically anymore. I have many photos in my albums with him at either a birthday celebration or New Year’s Eve or just having fun. My condolences to the family. He will be truly missed. -Martha Hudzinski
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John Crossett posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Just a shattering loss. A part of me goes with him. Love you forever, brother.
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KT posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Every single interaction, each laugh, cry, and catch up that we shared will be etched in my heart. Truly one of the finest human beings to have walked this earth.
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Tabeek posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
I’ve known Tim since kindergarten. And we kept in touch over the years as we both moved all over the country. He always made me laugh or chuckle at some point during every single convo or text message. That was Tim. I’ll miss you bud. Or as he always signed off: “Latersville”
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