Timothy Francis Braddock

9/1/2019

(May 26, 1946 to September 1, 2019)

Passed away suddenly at Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay, Ontario on Sunday September 1, 2019 at the age of 73.

Beloved husband and best friend of Mary Ann McIntyre. Loving father of Tim Braddock Jr. (Delia) and Kelli Gastis (Cory). Cherished Grandfather of Myles Braddock, Elle Braddock, Kean Gastis and Tatum Gastis. Dear brother of Mignonne Sorlie Sr (Tom). Lovingly remembered by nieces Kimberly Smith (Chris), Mignonne Sorlie Jr (Larry) and nephew Stephen Sorlie (Sara). Predecease by his parents Frank and Mignonne (Cronin) Braddock.

Tim’s career passion was acting and spent many years in a sales capacity. Most recently worked as a chief transportation engineer (shuttle driver). With his love of golf, he also worked as a hole-in-one host for tournaments. Alternate persona – Father Chastity of the Czars of Industry.

Cremation has taken place. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated in Timothy’s name. Messages and condolences may be left at cremationalternatives.com.

Please visit Tim's obituary notice on Facebook.

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Thank you again for everything you have done for our family. "
Ann

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Michael Travers

9/7/2019 06:30:32 pm

I first met Tim in grade 3 or 4 @ Del La Salle. Even at that age, he had the power to win friends with his humour and always present smile. He somehow mastered copying cartoons of the Dennis the Menace character for his classmates entertainment. He was just fun. He invited me to his summer cottage where I learned the source of his good humour - his father - 64 years later, I stll have a great memory of what a nice guy/dad he was. Tim and I rekindled our friendship in the 1980's and we created a few Del reunions with former classmates; Rob Amell and Steve Szabo and Bill Seitz and Hillborne. The last time Tim and I were together was, unfortunately, the funeral of our pal, former Del boy, Tim Kelly.

Most recently, Tim and I have been exchanging emails and keeping in touch -- the news of his passing is shocking. Tim was a major part of my school days at Del. I will always think of him fondly.

Mike Travers