Timothy Brennan

My cousin Tim was one of the funniest guys I know. I can remember as kids "sleeping out" in a tent next to my house on Stone Street, on a warm summer night. we were young (although he was always older than me), and i can remember laughing then at his stories, him showing me that furry birthmark on his leg..... he made me laugh whenever we got together, and he had a glorious laugh, just like that glorious tenor voice he was blessed with. singing with him was always awesome. His subtle humor cracked me up. One time, back in the 1900's, Tim and I were working at selling bathtubs. They were "bubble tubs' and we'd go around to nursing homes, county fairs and whatever trying to sell our wares. I don't really recall selling even one, but we met lots of people and had fun trying. One day we were driving around Midland making some appointment stops, and decided to stop at Dairy Queen for a chocolate shake. We enjoyed them for what seemed to be a long time, driving around chatting and the like. My shake was long gone when i noticed Tim had quite a bit left in his cup. I said "Wow, Tim, you still have some of your shake left?"..... he looked at me with that sheepish grin like the mouse that just ate the cheese, and like we used to say when we were 8 years old, said "I saved mine"! The dumbest thing ever made us laugh all afternoon. The heavenly rock and roll band got a great front man, and until we meet again, Tim, much love!!!!

European Sympathy Dish Garden was purchased for the family of Timothy "Tim" James Brennan.

Plants-A-Plenty was purchased for the family of Timothy "Tim" James Brennan.

Marion Granger-Edwards lit a candle in memory of Timothy "Tim" James Brennan

Michael And Sherry Knezek lit a candle in memory of Timothy "Tim" James Brennan