OBITUARIES

Kevin F. Timm Jr., born on December 27, 1986, was called home on July 26, 2026. On that day, Heaven welcomed a gentle soul, and Earth lost a man whose love was so powerful it changed every life it touched.

Kevin was a devoted husband, a loving father, and a man whose laughter, loyalty, and quiet strength became the heartbeat of his family. For twenty years, he and his wife, Pamela, built a life rooted in love, trust, and God’s grace, a bond so deep it became a refuge, a home, and a living testimony of what true devotion looks like.

Kevin was the proud father of three children: Aaliyah, his firstborn, and Aiden and Ashton, whom he lovingly raised with Pamela. His children were not just part of his life; they were the center of it. To his children, he was not just a father; he was their blessing, their shelter, and their God-given protector. His love for them was gentle, constant, and filled with a grace that will remain with them always. Every moment he shared with them carried warmth, intention, and a tenderness that will echo through their lives forever.

Kevin had a way of loving people that was rare. He didn’t just show up; he stayed. He didn’t just laugh; he lifted spirits. He didn’t just speak, he made people feel seen. His jokes, his playful spirit, and the warmth in his smile could turn a heavy day into a light one. His laughter didn’t echo; it healed. His presence didn’t fill a room, it warmed it. He was the kind of man whose love was felt even in silence.

Kevin is deeply loved and will be forever remembered by his mother, Aleta Jennette, and his father, Kevin F. Timm Sr. He is also survived by his siblings, Jonese (and her fiancé Donnell), Shanisha, Karese, Ramel, Adam, Kristyn, and Isaiah, each of whom shared in the memories, the laughter, and the unshakeable family bond that shaped his life. His Aunt Sharon, cousins Ronnie Jr. and Sharonda, and his uncle Corey held special places in his heart, each connected to him through love that ran deep.

He leaves behind a cherished circle of nieces and nephews, Renese, Sanai, Aria, Serenity, Noah, and Skylar. Kevin’s presence brought unity, warmth, and joy to every family gathering. He was the one who made people laugh, who brought people together, who made family feel like home. His love will continue to live through each of them, carried forward in their memories and in the stories they will tell for years to come.

Kevin was also deeply loved by his Lowe’s family, coworkers who became brothers and sisters through shared long days, inside jokes, and the kind of loyalty that only comes from genuine friendship. His close friends knew him as the man who showed up, who listened, who laughed with his whole heart, and who made life feel lighter just by being there. To them, he wasn’t just a friend; he was family.

Kevin’s life was a reminder of God’s goodness, a man who loved deeply, lived faithfully, and carried a light that touched every soul around him. His journey on Earth has ended, but the love he gave, the joy he spread, and the memories he created will live on forever. Through God’s grace, his family holds onto the promise that one day, they will be reunited again.

Kevin was precious. He was irreplaceable. And he was loved beyond measure.