Timothy C. Loftin
May 29, 1970 ~ February 1, 2012
Timothy Charles Loftin, dearly loved by family and friends, entered into eternal rest on February 1, 2012 at the age of 41. He was born on May 29, 1970. May our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, grant you peace. A memorial service will be held at 2:45 PM on Thursday, February 9, 2012 at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.
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You will be missed! You always made people laugh and who could forget your awesome dancing! RIP My sweet friend.
Go with God brother. You will be missed.
R.I.P dear cousin.
You will truely be missed, outstanding ironworker and friend.
You will truely be missed, outstanding ironworker and friend.
You will truely be missed, outstanding ironworker and friend.
Brother Iroworker you will be dearly missed you were always 100%,the best I have ever worked with.
Even though you were my cousin, you called me “uncle” due to our age differences. You will be missed.
Tim, You were among the greats of ironworking, a good friend, and a remarkable guy to be around. I am honored to have been able to work with you. You will never be forgotten.. Ryan Trevino Ironworkers local 66
Im so sorry about the lost .. Tim was my foreman , my boss , and friend I love him and I will see him again in haven .. If I would ever go to war I would want Tim as my caption .. I love u and I will miss u daddy ooooooooooo!! See u heaven bother .. Love memo
Tim was a good friend of mine that I loved like a brother. I worked side by side with him over the last 6 months. I have the highest and utmost respect for him and I’m going miss him. My prayers go out to Tim and his family. God bless you my brother and God bless your family. Tony
I am so very sorry for your loss, Tim and my brother Kenneth Johnson were very good friends growing up…Kenneth tragically passed away a few months ago and we know just how difficult this time is for family and friends. Know that our thoughts and prayers are with your entire family and our deepest condolences. God bless.
To the family of Tim Loftin. My family and I were sad when we heard about him. We will always remember Tim in our payers.
My family and I are very sad to see you go, you will be greatly missed. Rest in Peace we love you.
I was always there when you needed me most and will always remember when we were kids how all of us were just crazy. Look after all that are here.i will always love you dear cousin.
Did this Tim Loftin serve at Camp Howze in 1992-1993? If so, could someone please contact me. Thanks, Stephen Tiebel minnesotawalleye@aol.com
Timothy, you will of course be missed. But I know where you are, and we’ll meet again. I’m sure you’ll have plenty of stories to tell me later.
I am so sad to hear of this loss. I grew up with Tim in the same neighborhood. He got to meet my son & they had fun. This world is one short of a wonderful man & will be greatly missed. RIP Tim. My thoughts & prayers to the family.
I’ve known Tim since we were kids, and I cant think of a single story that he didnt make me laugh. I’m extremely saddened that he will no longer be with us. Tim was daring, funny, and a great friend. I am lucky to have so many stories of our child hood to remember him.
Even though he’s gone his memory still remains in our hearts. His smile and face will never fade. We think of him as we go on each day. The good times we remember and the days spent together will be in our memories forever. So when you start to get down and you really want to cry just think of the fun times and don’t wonder why. Just leave it at that and know he’s better now. He’s in a better place. His heart was right with God. So Timothy we love you and we miss you so much but we know you’re much happier. So watch over us and make sure we’re okay and we will see you again someday.
I remember Tim being such a great guy when we were growing up. I didn’t get to meet Tim unti we were in high school. We lived in the same neighborhood, had similar friends, and shared a lot of laughs. I remember a brief chat we had on Facebook recently. He will be missed.
the trials and tribulations of this world was not for you anymore.RIP you funny sweet,wacko.will miss your sunshine smile and caring ways.my condolences to the family.Love carmen
Deepest condolences to all the family.
Deleyce, Our prayers are with you and your family. The Quidachays
Deleyce, Our heart goes out to you and your family during this difficult time. Know that there are open hearts and helping hands that will help you work through these trying times. May God give you peace.
Deleyce & family…My heart and prayers go out to you all. So sorry to hear of your loss. I have such fond memories of Tim & his wonderful sense of humor. He will be missed. RIP Tim, until we meet again!
Deleyce, I am so broken hearted for you and your family and so wish that there were words that could ease your pain. I will always remember meeting Tim the first time. When I told him how glad we were to have you at Spring Branch he could not say enough how proud he was of you and called you “an angel of God”; you were blessed with such a deep love for each other. May God give you the peace that passes all understanding. Know that you are loved by your Spring Branch family and we want nothing more than to love and support you. Belinda Maddox
Sorry for your loss. May he rest in peace. Our prayers are with your family.
I am proud to say that I called you Tim aka Cotton my Bro. You always made me laugh even in the worse or times, you were a true friend and in my eyes you are a hero and I will always have a place in my heart that only you could hold. RIP my friend love and respects to you always
I met Tim a few years ago. Things were going a little tough for him then. He came out to stay with me a few times and once I noticed he had his dress uniform among his other clothes loaded in his trunk. I insisted he leave it with me for safe keeping. I can’t believe i wont be able to return it to him, but I would be honored to present it safely to his family if anyone wants to contact me. 830-606-0852. With great honor and respect- Markdude
Im so sorry that you are gone now Tim, I remember our very good times and I miss you deeply. To the Loftin family I am so sorry for your lose. Love you time may you rest in peace…
I’ve been thinking a lot about you for the last month or so. Jamming to Kings of Leon constantly and telling anyone who will listen the ridiculous stories about you and your hilarious antics. Larry and I were talking about you and I expected you to walk through the door, being insanely goofy no doubt. I’m sure the angels and Jesus Christ Himself are rolling around the clouds laughing with you right now. My world was not the same from the day I met you and without a doubt, it is not the same with you gone from it. I miss you. A’int nar nudda! I love you.
A truely remarkable Individual is lost but not forgotten.
I know your with me, I hear your voice in certain situations when I feel I just want to give up and your words help me push forward. I see you randomly and you smile to let me know everything is okay. Like a cinnamon twist me and you. From the loogey attacks to being over protective and so loving at the same time, I LOVE YOU TIM TEE <3 I miss you but your smile is bright as ever <3
Thinking of you…
I went to Clark High School with Mr. Timothy Loften. He was a good friend and we has a lot of memoriable times. I think about him often.