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TIMOTHY SMITH

Published on 23/04/2020

SMITH Timothy Varley Aged 65, passed away peacefully on April 16, with his family by his side. Husband to Linda, father to Chloe and Robbie and brother to Jill and Rebecca he leaves behind family and friends who were blessed to have him in their lives. A private funeral will take place and a celebration of Tim's life will be organised at a later date.

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yorkshire lassie February 11th, 2021
I have only just seen this announcement. I was so sad to see Tim had passed on. I knew him from attending Oakbank Grammar School - we were in the same grade and class. Then in later years, I was visiting from the USA to see my Dad in Bradley. Every time I visited I would see Tim at the Cricket Field or Slaters. He always had a smile on his face and had a positive outlook. It was nice to see an old friend. Please accept my condolences from a fellow student from the past. Such a happy soul.
Lynne G.
Chris Bryant April 29th, 2020
I was shocked and saddened to hear the news, it was a long time since Tim was "Tivvy" my condolences to Linda and family from all his friends in the motoring world
Joe Bedford April 23rd, 2020
Our thoughts are with you Linda, Chloe and Robbie at this sad time. We'll all miss Tim, he was a great character, He'd often stop as he was driving by for a catch up, I'll especially miss the football chat we had. We're all thinking about you. Joe & Liz Bedford, Jordan and family.
PETER WHITAKER April 23rd, 2020
With our deepest sympathy at your sad loss Linda and family, a very old friend with lots of fond family memories going back to very early days.
Peter and Gillian Whitaker, Yedingham, Malton, North Yorkshire. (formally of Cross Hills and Kildwick Grange)