Wednesday, October 14, 2020
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Our deepest sympathies from the Lazure Family (Mariette's adoptive family) to Tim's family, and those closest to him. The photos are from our eldest daughter's wedding reception back in 2011.
We knew Tim from St. Justin's Parish, but we knew him best as the birth grandfather of our daughter Mariette (Cathy's gift to us in 2016). As God gifted us with Mariette it was so special that it was at Church that we met her adoptive grandparents. Mariette was only 3 at the time, it was soon after they started going to St. Justin's due to the closure of Holy Rosary.
Tim was a man who loved life!. Our family - Rob, Nicole, Mariette & I (Michelle) - met Tim in his retirement years. He was always active, he didn't let Betty's sedentary life hold him back, he was the happy wanderer! It was like he was making up for all the outdoor time he missed during the restrictions of being in a train for years! Tim was a person who would prefer to walk everywhere, tell a great and lengthy story, and no one was ever a stranger. Tim lived his vocation of marriage (in sickness and in health), he was a man with a big, generous and forgiving heart who gave to others without expectation. Tim and Betty spent many Sundays after mass visiting with our family at Tim Horton's. A child can never have too much love and Betty & Tim loved our daughter Mariette. Tim volunteered at our parish's St. Vincent de Paul for years, loved his Monday night Euchre group and when we had our parish volunteer appreciation night he danced up a storm. We saw him for years at the 11am mass but after Betty's illness he preferred the 5 pm mass.
Tim has been a good and faithful servant of God, may he enjoy his heavenly rest.
