Timothy John Parker
June 21, 1983 ~ June 23, 2025
Timothy John Parker Jr. (Tim Parker), 42, passed away unexpectedly due to cardiac arrest on June 23, 2025, at Wellstar Paulding Hospital.
Tim was a devoted husband to Yuri A. Parker and a loving father to his son, Aidan Franklin. Tim is also survived by his beloved niece, Leticia Aguilera Miyasato, whom he adored, and who brought him much pride and happiness. He also leaves behind his cherished dogs — Drax, Belle, and Jasmine — who loved him very much, and who brought him so much joy.
Tim’s warmth, loyalty, and sense of humor touched everyone who knew him. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered for the love, laughs and light he brought to his family and friends.
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Rest in Peace big Brother you was an amazing friend and amazing mentor you will be Missed Les-
I remember holding you when you were a little baby and you slept on my shoulder . Such a sweet boy that turned into a handsome man.
I’m still in shock and disbelief that I won’t be able to call you about work related questions, having lunch, catching a game, walking properties, or having our annual Christmas dinner. Not only were you a great boss but a great friend as well. I have learned a lot from you and will continue to implement your teachings in my day to day. Miss and love you Tim, rest easy sir. Find myself saying “No Way, F@$& Sake!!!! It’s been a very rough couple of weeks to say the least, but I will strive to be a better person, friend, father, employee and husband in your name. If I find myself with a question about something, I will simply just ask myself WWTD (What Would Tim Do) until we meet again.
Love Uncle Dave 🖤
I couldn’t have asked for a better mentor and friend. I’m going to miss the hard truths and advice you’d give, or just your weekly check ins. Hands down the best boss I’ve ever had. Grateful for the opportunity to know and learn from you. We miss you big time. – Mariya Huston
Our heartfelt wishes and prayers are with you and your family. May God give you peace and assurance that His plans were fulfilled through Tims life.
Well miss Tims presence in the neighborhood. Praying for strength and peace for his loved ones.
We will miss Tim’s presence in our neighborhood. Praying for strength and peace for his loved ones
You’re my firstborn, my rebel child. 😏 I have always loved you. No mother should lose a child first. I know your grandparents and Uncle Bo were there to welcome you home with the rest of the family. I will miss you. Love-Mom
I will miss you Bro! From the first time we met, we just clicked and got each other. No one else got hockey and UFC like us. We always had each other’s back at work and especially in life. I am glad we were able to recently meet up one last time – something I will cherish forever. Still hurts to this day and always enjoyed being around you. Until our next chat my friend –
I truly do not have the right words to say. You were the best mentor, friend and pretend adoptive dad for myself and grandfather for my boys anyone could ever ask for. You took a chance on me when I was broken and felt stuck in life. You reminded me every day of how much I had a purpose. I truly will never be able to thank you enough for simply just being there and being yourself. Our little family we created at Hudson lost its heart and soul but we will push on in the memory of you. We love you Tim!
Sending our condolences to Yuri & Family.
Tim, Not the greatest photo of us but always had the greatest time with you. Ice and limes tonight bud – opening up that bottle I’ve been saving that you gave me. Here’s to you, one of the best to ever do it
We were deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Tim. Though time and distance may have kept him apart from the family, his place in our hearts was never diminished.
While he may have walked a different path in life, the bond of family endures beyond distance, and even now, we carry his memory with love and respect.
Please accept our heartfelt condolences during this difficult time. May you find comfort in the moments you shared with him and may his soul find peace.
With sympathy,
The Cusumano’s
Cheers to one of the best dudes I ever knew. I will always remember our lunches, dinners and all the homes we walked back in the day kicking in doors pulling down cabinets. Yuri I want you to know that you and your family remain in Kelli and I thoughts and prayers during this time.
HOFF
Grief is rarely simple, and neither are the people we grieve.
Tim and I shared something deeply important—our son, Aidan. While our journey as co-parents was not what I hoped it would be, I want to acknowledge his passing with respect and compassion.
I’ve heard stories from others about how much of a light he was in their lives, how he stepped up for them, how he brought laughter or guidance when they needed it. That matters. That version of him—who clearly gave love and made people feel seen—was real, too.
My experience with him was different, and I’ve made peace with that as best I can. What I carry forward now is the commitment to continue loving, give strength, and presence for our son which he deserves.
I hope Tim has found peace, and I send love to all those feeling his absence. Loss touches us all in different ways—and sometimes, the most honest thing we can do is simply hold space for that truth. God bless you Tim Parker, watch over Aidan!
Amber Gueiros
I’ll always remember you from School you had this vibrant personality and it wasn’t like arrogant it wasn’t conceited it wasn’t self-absorbed it was just a like hippie kind of everybody let’s just chill attitude you got along with everyone your smile was contagious and you were just a very vibrant bright soul and I’m sorry to hear ab
out this my condolences go to his loved ones
Man, where do I begin about Timothy J. Parker I met him on call of duty with his friends and I personally know him as “FilthySnacks” from the game, I feel like he was cheated out of life and honestly wish I had the chance to actually meet him and get to know him better, he’s got a very pull in kind of personality, he’s hard not to like, he was funny, he had all these one liners he’d come up with on the spot, and he was a good teammate to have. He made the game feel like it was something to just have fun and fool around on and actually made it worth getting on to play. May his soul rest in peace and I would like to wish his wife and kids my condolences for there loss.
Oh Tim,
I wasn’t really sure how to begin this tribute. We’ve known each other since we were 14 years old, and I never imagined I’d be writing something like this so soon.
However, reading and hearing all the beautiful things people have shared about you, well, I’ll be honest, it wasn’t exactly the version of you I knew back then. But in true Tim fashion, you’d probably look at me and say, “This isn’t a bashing session,” with that smirk and laugh. Lol
We did have our share of ups and downs, but we also shared some genuinely great memories, and for those, I am thankful for. More than anything, I want to honor the way we came full circle in recent years. We were able to set aside the past and find common ground, for our daughter. Please watch over her.
That reconciliation meant everything to me. The grief I’ve felt since your passing has been really hard, but I’m grateful that we were able to find peace. I’m proud of the life you worked to build, and I know how hard you fought your battles. I’m proud of you, Tim.
You’ll always hold a special place in my heart, because you gave me the most precious gift life has to offer, our daughter, Violet. 🕊️
Until we meet again, Randi Roppolo
My memory is of him abandoning his daughter in Illinois. No mention of her. Sad.
I haven’t had the heart to write here, because it seems people are using your tribute wall just to vent their issues, instead of writing a tribute for you, or a nice memory … and it breaks my heart.
You were many things, and just like everyone else, you were more than just the sum of your mistakes. It is easy to remember only the bad things, the mistakes. But I choose to remember you like this… your last photo. Your last birthday. Our last weekend together. Because it was perfect, even though we were not.
I think of you, and miss you everyday.
I know it wasn’t your intention to leave me, to leave us, and this emptiness that is in your place now is overwhelming.
We had 9 years together, but I wish we had more.
I hope you have found the peace and comfort you so deserve.
I love you.