Timothy Clark Cowell

August 19th, 1957 - November 27th, 2017

Timothy's Memory Wall

We encourage you to share your most beloved memories of Timothy here, so that the family and other loved ones can always see it. Share your favorite stories or comment on those shared by others.

Trish Anthony Fleetwood and Sadie. As you my know how much I love you all, and how my heart is broken for each of you. Your dad was a character of his own and one that was so very likeable. I thank God for sharing him with us all for 60 years. To laugh love and share a wild mans life. I can say I have heard a many good ol stories from him. Praise God that he learned to trust the Lord and except him as his savior. I love you all and my arms are open for anything you may need.

Sue Bange

Dearest Tristan,
Words cannot express the deep sorrow you must be suffering. I cannot find the words to ease your pain. I can simply tell you that Tim was a good man and a good friend to my family. We will always cherish this friendship. Tim was not the same after the accident and I know how difficult that was for you. The thing that did not change was his enduring love for you and my brother. He is now resting peacefully and without pain and there is something to be said for that. Your last memory of Tim will last for a long time, but even it will not haunt your sleep forever. We love you and cherish you, for you are dear to us. You are in our hearts and prayers. May the God of all comfort, comfort you now and in the days to come.

Charlotte Christie

Tim was a very generous guy and his heart was filled with joy and happiness. I will miss him and his knowledge of so many things. He stopped by with the accordion and another story that will be with me until we meet again. I am thankful for the friend that he was and the peace and comfort that he had with him at all times. I will treasure the gifts that he gave me/ schwinn bike/ old iron wagon wheels/ american kennel club dog trophy, but most of all the gift of friendship. We should all be led by Tim's kindness.

Sam Ellis

Dear ones, we were shocked, and devestated to hear the news.
We've known Tim for a very long time.
He'd just show up Tthe door, always welcome, of course! Who else could tell ya the best stories, and just events of the day Tim?
Our friend Tim.

We're so sorry we didn't make know when to come say good-bye to...
Our friend Tim.
Always in our hearts, and minds.
SympThy to his entire family, and those who were lucky enough to also know...Our friend, Tim.
Sincerely, Wendi and Larry.

Wendi and Larry Moret

With a send off befitting his extraordinary life, Tim has become an eternal part of Springbrook. Home. His favorite place to be. I am so fortunate to have known him, so honored to have him share his life with me and humbled by his fortitude to get up every day and try to do the right thing. He overcame so much. Not just addiction, but daily pain and struggle with the aftereffects from two devastating accidents. We were best friends and so happy to have found each other and make a life together at Springbrook. I still cannot find the words yet to express how much I miss him. Thank you to all who have expressed their love and regard for him. We were all blessed to have known him.