Tim L. Kelly
August 18, 1946 - January 8, 2015
In Loving Memory
Sharon and Jean,
It was our privilege to know Tim.
Prayers and thoughts are with you now and in the weeks and months to come.
Crowther Family
Mary Crowther
salt lake city, UT
Sharon,
Sending my love to you and yours as you mourn the loss of this very special man. You all did such a beautiful job caring for Tim. Your dedication and desire to make his life comfortable and dignified is something I'll always admire and respect.
Allie Diamond
salt lake city, UT
Dear Kelly Family,
My fondest memories of Tim are during our visits in the front office at Borge Andersen and Associates. As he was dropping off film for processing, he always had a great story or would recount an assignment he had just finished for the Tribune. His laugh was contagious and brightens my day to even think about it now. I have known Tim over 30 years and appreciate his kindness, friendship and marvelous sense of humor. At one time or another, he brought each of his children to the office for a visit at our candy jar. He was so proud of each of you and the accomplishments each one has made in life. May each of you know, and especially Sharon, the love and dedication he had for his family.
Most sincerely,
Charlotte Stewart,
(formerly Borge Andersen & Assoc.)
Charlotte Stewart
My deepest condolence for your loss.
Tim was a wonderful person and will be missed by many.
Shari Murray
cottonwood heights, UT
My condolences to the family during this difficult time. Please find comfort and hope in God's promise found in Revelation 21:3,4.
r gray
Tim and his wife Sharon together, and separately their daughter Jean, were volunteers for the Utah AIDS Foundation and delivered dinners made at LDS Hospital to me at my home regularly for over a decade, starting in early 2001. Tim started volunteering well before the onset of Alzheimers and continued well into it's progress. It was always wonderful to see them. I can't thank them all enough for everything they did for me for so many years.
Stuart McDonald
salt lake city, UT
So long, Tim, from your old Trombone buddy, Shanghai Jack himself.
John O'Connor
salt lake city, UT
My thoughts and prayers are with you, Sharon. Tim was such a gentle man and will be missed. I always loved seeing Tim in the swimming pool with you in the summers. I also will miss his little laugh when I would talk with him.
The love I saw with the two of you was a very special kind, and I feel privileged to have known both of you. Love, Glenda Trevenen
Glenda Trevenen
pleasant grove, UT