Timothy Desmond
09/05/1952-09/13/2026
Timothy Desmond, known by all as Tim, 74, passed away peacefully on September 13, 2026. He was born on September 5, 1952.
Tim is survived by his sons, Troy and Travis Desmond; his daughters-in-law, Brandy and Kim; his brother, Todd; and his five beloved grandchildren, Melody, Isla, Hazel, Tyson, and Truett.
Tim was preceded in death by his mother, Wilma; his father, Thomas; his brother, Tom; and his beloved wife and soulmate, Jan.
Tim graduated from Westport High School in Louisville, Kentucky. He was a lifelong fan of UofL and the Minnesota Vikings. He was also a true history buff who loved to learn and read, having enjoyed thousands of books throughout his life.
Tim had a personality that made him unforgettable. He was outgoing, loved to tell stories, and truly never met a stranger. He had a wonderful way of making people feel welcome and could always find a reason to share a laugh. His stories, humor, and genuine kindness were a special part of who he was.
Above all else, Tim treasured the life he shared with his wife, Jan. He loved spending time with her and enjoying their incredible paradise backyard, especially relaxing together in the pool. Those moments were among the things he cherished most.
Tim was generous with his time, his heart, and his sense of humor. He loved his family deeply and created memories that they will carry with them for years to come. His generosity, good humor, stories, and warm personality will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
Condolences (5)
Seleste Williams
What’s the word, bird? What’s the buzz, cuz? Rest in peace, Tim.
Barbara Northen Alter
I have alot of memories of years of friendship. We were friends from maybe 1968 thru 1972. We shared memories from church and the youth
Fellowship on Sunday evenings. I have alot of fond memories of Tim and his family. I’m so sorry for the family’s loss.
Dan Floyd
To Tim’s sons and family, I am sorry to be reading of your loss. Tim and his brother Tom were school mates from many years ago. May your tears of sadness be mixed with tears of laughter as you recall the good time had by all the family in years past.
Anne-Marie Bergman
Sorry to say, I only have my workplace memories of Tim. He really was a wonderful, intelligent, fair boss with a fantastic sense of humor.Just like everyone else in the office I loved him. So saddened to hear of his and lovely wife Jan’s passing this year. Prayers for his family. Heaven just received a great man.
Heather Wudy
I’m so sorry to hear of Tim’s passing. I will never forget how he allowed us kids to throw eggs at him during the Dancy family reunion we had many many years ago. I’ll always remember him for his humor and kindness. Prayers for peace during this difficult time.