Timothy Himes death 2002

From: Mel Douglass [mailto:melvyn.douglass@usa.net]
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 10:04 PM
Subject: Memorial Service for Timothy Himes (1948-2002)

A Memorial Service for Timothy Allen Himes, who died Sep 16th, will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, 27 September, 2002, in the Chapel of Sugar Creek Baptist Church, 13213 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land, TX 77478. Pastor Chuck Land will officiate.

Tim loved his church home and dearly embraced its mission statement: "Sugar Creek Baptist Church exists to communicate the hope of Jesus Christ to all people in terms they can understand, so that they will become fully developed followers of our Lord. Even with the tremendous blessings and growth already experienced by the church, Sugar Creek members are convinced that under the gracious provision of God, " the best is yet to be ! "

Becci, Kate and family plan on returning to Houston either Friday 20th or Saturday 21st. Your continued prayers and cards are most appreciated. Kind neighbors are caring for mail until they return to: 12035 Scottsdale, Meadows Place (Stafford) TX 77477-1528; ph: 281-498-5746.

Timothy Allen Himes died today in Kansas City, Missouri. Timothy was stricken with a heart attack at his sister-in-law's wedding reception on Saturday, Sep 14th. Failing recovery, he was removed from life support about 10:00 this morning.

Timothy, age 54, was born 20 Apr 1948 in Alameda County, California, and married Becci Sims 28 Mar 1992 in Houston. Tim and Becci recently celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary.

Becci Himes is Sub-Chieftain of The Heather & Thistle Society, and a Director-at-large of Houston Highland Games Association.

Timothy, Becci, and daughter Kate were in Kansas City for the wedding of Becci's younger sister, Kelly.

A memorial service is tentatively planned in the Houston are for the weekend of September 28-29.

Meanwhile, cards may be sent to Becci at: 12035 Scottsdale, Meadows Place (Stafford) TX 77477-1528.

Becci plans to return home either Friday 20th or Saturday 21st.

Rest in Peace, Friend...till you hear the sound of the Last Trump!

- Melvyn Douglass