Condolence: Dear Shauna, Jessica & Trevvor.
You may not remember us aside from saying "hi" around Paris over the years, however, we first met when Trevvor and our son Aaron (Campbell) attended Paris Child Care together. We still remember the little gift you gave Aaron when his little sister (Taylor) was born in 1995. It was a mitt-washcloth in the shape of a little brown dog. We still have it!

We were shocked and saddened to read of Tim's passing in the paper today. Although we didn't know your family well, we will remember Tim as someone who was always smiling and quick to say hello and stop for a chat when we saw him around town.

We send our thoughts and prayers to you all at this difficult time.

Sincerely,
Ralph & Linda Bramer and family.

Condolence: Dear Shauna,
I was devastated to hear the sad new of Tim's departure. My heartfelt condolences to you, Jessica and Trevor. May God rest his soul, and give you patience, strength and courage during this very difficult time. Tim was one of the most beautiful human beings I had the privilege of meeting and working with. I shall always remember his generosity of spirit, his sense of humour and the fairness with which he treated his fellow human beings. With love..................Anahid.

Condolence: Dear Shauna/Jessica/Trevor and the Whitehead Family,
It filled me with great saddness to hear of Tim's passing.I wish there was something that i could say to ease your pain. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.I will relish my fond memories of a special man who i am glad to have called my friend.
with my heart felt sympathy--George Szabo

Condolence: Dear Shauna, Jessica and Trevvor:
We were deeply saddened to hear of Tim's passing. Tim always knew how to make us laugh. We all have great memories of him. Many years ago Tim took pictures of Matthew playing a soccer game. Tim surprised us with copies of those pictures. Matthew keeps those in his scrapbook.
We are making a donation to the Juravinski Cancer Clinic in Tim's name. We, ourselves spent a lot of time at the Juravinski Clinic last year when our oldest son, Robb, took Radiation Treatments.
Our thoughts are with you.

Condolence: I was saddened to hear of Tim's passing. My sympathy and prayers to you Shauna, Jessica and Trevvor. I am sorry for your loss. Tim was a very special person and a high school friend of mine from Woodstock Collegiate days. I will always remember his great sense of humour and imagination. I am fortunate to have known him, if even for a few short years.

Condolence: Tim was a wonderful man. He brightened every conversation, mixed sage insights with a goofy sense of humor, and made the world a better place simply by being himself. He was, quite simply, irreplaceable.

All of us who worked with Tim at MoneySense are going to miss him terribly and our hearts and our prayers go out to Shauna and the kids.

Condolence: Dear Shauna, Jessica, and Trevvor

On behalf of the entire family including my wife Ann and daughter Nicole, I want to express our deepest sympathy over your loss. I remember Tim as a good friend and colleague full of life, wit, and wisdom. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Derek Jones

Condolence: I met Tim only a few times though his work for MoneySense, but he immediately struck me as one of those rare people who are incredibly bright, yet don't take themselves too seriously. I wish I'd had the chance to get to know him better. I was saddened to hear of his passing, and just wanted to offer my deepest condolences to those he loved.

Condolence: My sincere condolences to all of Tim's family. I went through WCI with Tim and he was always a great guy--fun, intelligent and very helpful. He tutored me in Grade 11 Math and I actually passed! We have lost contact since high school but please know that everyone thought very highly of Tim. He will be missed by all.

Condolence: I remember Tim fondly as both my boyhood mentor and good-natured tormentor. When he was not explaining the intricacies of rocket aerodynamics (he had great plans to launch one) in eye-glazing detail, or coaching me through some byzantine chess moves, or dreaming up my less than flattering nicknames, then there was always time for Fear Factor-type athletic endeavours. I learned to throw the perfect spiral pass to Tim as hulking brother Mike bore down upon me with utter menace. And to catch Tim's furious fastball pitches, the ball exploding in my shaking catcher's mitt. I don't know if it was Tim's intention, but these and other sporting activities helped me learn to face fear head on! They certainly provided no end of amusement to the Whitehead brothers!! Those were wonderful times in our little Woodstock neighbourhood. I am very grateful to Tim and his family for those memories.

As we live our lives, we encounter remarkable people who
make an indelible impression. I would say that Tim was the first in that category for me. I am saddened to hear of his passing, and cannot imagine the feeling of loss that surely every member of his family is experiencing. I hope it will be some small comfort to them knowing that Tim made a difference to those lucky enough to have called him friend.



Patrick