We gather here today with heavy hearts, yet also with an overwhelming sense of gratitude for having known and loved Tim Vasquez. His passing on February 23, 2025, leaves an emptiness in our lives, but his memory will forever remain in our hearts.

Tim was a man who lived with kindness at his core. He was drama-free—never one to engage in negativity, always choosing peace, understanding, and a warm smile over anything else. He had a way of making people feel seen, valued, and appreciated. If you knew Tim, you knew his compliments were genuine, not just words but reflections of the good he saw in others. He had a heart that gave freely, offered a listening ear, or shared whatever he had. Whether it was his time or simply his unwavering support, Tim was always there. His love for his family was immeasurable—he was their rock and their greatest cheerleader. His presence made every gathering brighter with his smile and infectious laugh.

Tim had a deep love for the outdoors, where he found his peace and joy. He felt at home by the ocean, where the waves met the shore with the same calm and strength that he carried in life. Whether it was a day at the beach, a round on the golf course, or pickleball with friends, he embraced every moment with enthusiasm and gratitude. His final battle with liver cancer was fought with the same quiet strength he showed throughout his life. Even in struggle, he remained the Tim we all knew—resilient, kind, and filled with love for those around him.

Today, as we say goodbye, we hold onto the lessons Tim taught us: to love without hesitation, to give without expectation, to appreciate the beauty in the world and the people around us. Though he is no longer with us in body, his spirit lives on in the kindness we show, the love we give, and the lives he touched so deeply. Rest easy, Tim. You were loved beyond measure, and you will be missed beyond words.

Though Tim is no longer with us, his spirit lives on in those he loved most. He leaves behind his beloved parents, Jerry and Deanna Vasquez; two younger sisters, Stephanie Ramirez (Ray Ramirez) and Kaybree Vasquez (Marshall Boren); and nephew Malakai Ramirez. His memory will continue to shine through each of us, in the love we share and the lessons he taught us.

Honorary Pallbearers: Marc Almanza, Marshall Boren, Ryan Granado, Zeke Granado, Lorenz Martinez, and Ray Ramirez.

Visitation will be held on Friday, February 28th from 4pm-8pm with a Celebration of Life to begin at 6:30pm .