Timothy Lafontaine 1981-2025
Timothy was born in 1981 and died in 2025.
Timothy’s Leaf is at the Ballard Library. If you have any memories or photos, please share them in the comments.
Timothy was born in 1981 and died in 2025.
Timothy’s Leaf is at the Ballard Library. If you have any memories or photos, please share them in the comments.
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amber A Broden
Tim will be missed dearly. The father of my first born, Breandan, first love, and we will always miss him
Derek Braymen
Timothy,
You left behind such an amazing family who loved you so deeply. I didn’t get the chance to meet you but your mom Pam shared so many stories about you and it felt like I knew you. Your mom was so proud to talk about you and claim you as her son. She talked about what an amazing man you were, how so loving you were, and how big of a heart you had. Knowing your mom for as long as I have, you got your heart from her. Your mom is such a strong woman but your passing absolutely destroyed it. I saw a side of your mom that I had not yet seen. The loss of a child is nothing a mother can ever prepare for. You left behind two amazing children that I have had the pleasure of knowing, they have an amazing head on their shoulders and make everyone proud. You didn’t get the chance to meet your grandchildren but I hope with the power of voice, they can know you by your stories and memories and I know they have one amazing angel looking over them. Same with your niece, your sister, and your entire family. Addiction is a terrible disease that takes so many away but doesn’t just take people away but clouds who that person truly was. I hope people remember you by your loving personality, the love you had for your family, and your heart of gold. It’s not a goodbye, it’s a see you later.
Pam Lafontaine Moran
Timothy was born July 18th, 1981, the most beautiful baby ever. I was a single young mom, and he was my world. A true gift from God. My little blue-eyed sweet boy. He had a heart of gold which shined so bright. He was truly one of the most giving little boys ever. He would share anything he had and would cry if you didn’t take it. He just wanted to make people happy. He had so much love to give, and this might have been a gift and curse all at the same time. As he grew older, he had faith in people, probably with some people he should not have, but he always tried to see good in everyone. When he would realize they might not be so good it had already done damage to him. He always tried to be a great person and do the right things, but the addiction got in the way so many times and just kept taking from him and tearing away at his soul. No matter how much we believed in him and loved him more than I can even put into words the drugs just kept destroying him. He always told me he wanted more, and he tried so hard to have a better life. In the end it got the best of him, and it took him away from us.
We want him to be remembered as a wonderful person that had so much love and kindness to give. He left behind two beautiful children and two grandbabies and another on its way, a sister, and her little family, so many others that loved him and me his mom. I miss his smile, his voice and his big hugs and kisses on my head. I would give anything to have one more minute to tell him how much I love him and miss him and how proud of him I am that he was MY son.
The pain is deep and will never go away but I’m blessed and thankful that God gave him to me for the time he did. He could light up any room he walked into because of his smile and the kindness that would just come out of him. So please just remember him and all the wonderful and great things that came from him. Also hug your loved ones tighter and tell them you love them because time is not promised. Please say a prayer to all the lost ones from this awful issue of addiction we have in the world stealing our loved ones from us.
Serenity Lafontaine
Daddy, I didn’t get the time I wish I did with you but everyday I love and miss you. We lost mom 15 years ago and then we lost you and now you’re with her. With our Heavenly Father, our lord and savior, you’re home. Everyday is hard knowing you aren’t here anymore I walk around the world with a heavy heart and you on my sleeve. After seeimg you in the hospital for the first time in 12 years it pushed me to go into the medical field and now that is what I am pursuing. The lord has his timing and it is always perfect he brought you home and when I go put sneakers on me and tie them tight because I have a play date with my daddy. I love you dad and miss you so much more than words can ever explain. People say they understand my pain but they don’t know one does we all have our own pain. Always and forever my daddy I love you. I am sad you don’t get to meet your grand babies but trust me they will know you. All my love your daughter.