Timothy Tarnosky

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ the staff at Deisler Funeral Home

The Tarnosky's were our next door neighbors growing up on Hepburn Place. I spent many happy times with Rene and Timmy. Back yard baseball, trips in the motorhome and swimming in their pool. Timmy was the closest thing I ever had to a little brother. My sincerest sympathy to all of the Tarnosky Family. Rest in Peace Timmy....Mary Jane (Peters) Havener.

My sympathy to all of the Tarnosky Family. May all of you find comfort in fond memories and remember the good times.

Sonny, Joann, Mike, Renee, Mike, Jill & family - We send our condolences to you all. We remember Tim ("Timmy") as a small kid running around the family parties with a "larger than life" personality. His self-confidence was something you couldn't miss or forget. As he grew up, he added honesty and fairness to his virtues. So much so that he couldn't be swayed when "calling a play" of his own cousin's football game - drats! He is now wrapped in the arms of Uncle John/Aunt Anna and others and probably eating Grandma Tarnosky's homemade beans and poppy seed roll! Uncle Joe/Aunt Bernie Girls - Moni, Annie, Julie, Bridget & Mary Jo

Tim was my first childhood friend growing up 4 doors down on Hepburn Place. We had countless adventures during the many decades of our friendship. Our deepest condolences extend out to the entire Tarnosky family. I'm so saddened that Tim is no longer with us and I will highly miss catching up with him and talking about how each of our lives and families have been doing. I will miss our millions of laughs and stories. There is a profound emptiness in my heart and I hope God's healing hands embrace Tim's family and friends during this difficult time of mourning. Until we meet again Tar.