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1961 - 2004
 Timothy A. McComas, 43, of Atlanta, Ga, formerly of Huntington, died Friday January 23, 2004 at Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta,Ga. He was born January 23, 1961, Charleston,W.va. a son of Bethel J. and Patricia Maxwell McComas-Cartersville,Ga. He attended Huntington East High Scool and Gupton-Jones College of Mortuary Science. He was manager of the Olmstead Estate at the time of his death. Survivors, in addition to his parents include his sister-rebecca McComas Samons-Martin,Ky, brother, David B. McComas of Kennesaw, Ga, (4) Nephews: Brian J. McComas, John Patrick Samons, Nicholas D. Samons, Jared R. Samons, (4) Nieces, Natalie K,Carly L, Chelyan M., Caitlyn R. McComas, all of whom he was so proud. Private graveside services will be conducted at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, January 27, 2004 at Enon Cemetery, Salt Rock, with his nephew Brian J. McComas officiating.Friends may call from 6-8 p.m. Monday, January 26, 2004, Henson Mortuary. Including floral tributes, memorial contributions may be made to any charity honoring diversity in Tim's name. No life lived is lived in vain. Condolences can be sent to the family at www.timeformemory.com/Henson |
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There are currently 12 condolences.
Rick Adkins
Wednesday May 19, 2004 at
2:06 PM
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Dear Bethel and Pat, I'm so sorry at your loss. Tim was so good to my grandmother (Dinah Lucas) she loved him-as one of her own. I will remember him always-For this corruptible must put on incorruptible, and this mortal must put on immortality. May God forgive our debts, as we forgive our debtors. Sincerely, Rick Adkins
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Shirley Lewis
Thursday February 5, 2004 at
4:34 PM
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4-5-04 Please forward this note to Pat. Many thanks.
Dear Pat:
I just heard about Tim. Midge sent me the clipping from the paper. I'm so sorry; this is not the way it is suppose to happen. Our children are suppose to out live us. My heart goes out to you and yours; I know he will be missed.
Love,
Shirley Lewis (Bryan, TX)
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Cecil and Willa
Friday January 30, 2004 at
4:39 PM
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Dear Pat and Bethel, After reading just glowing Memorials to Tim anything we have to say will just be a duplicate, but we do want to say that Tim was a wonderful, loving and gifted person and he displayed that to so many people. Everyone who knew Tim, loved him, and he loved everyone most of all his family, they always came first in his life.We are all going to miss him more than we can say. Pat, Bethel you are in our prayers hearts and thoughts. We love you and we sure did love Tim too!!! God bless you and all your family, we love all of you!!! Willa and Cecil
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Randy McComas
Friday January 30, 2004 at
4:26 PM
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Dear Pat, Bethel, David, Becky and families: I wanted to let you know that all of you have been in our thoughts and our prayers. I want you to know how truly sorry we are for your loss - mere words can't describe it. Tim was one of the most wonderful people I have ever met...he brightened the lives of everyone who was blessed enough to know him. I can't help but smile when I think about him. I hope that the memories, or the smiles they create, never fade for any of us. As much as he was loved, he will be missed even more. God Bless.
Love Randy, Christina, Patrick and Samantha
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Valerie Martin
Wednesday January 28, 2004 at
10:01 PM
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Dearest Pat and Bethel, Words can't express how sorry I am about Tim. Mom and Cec kept me updated when Tim was ill in our daily conversations. Mom and I laughed and cried during those calls. I remember when I took Lindsay and Justin to the beach house in 1991. Tim went with me to take the kids minature golfing. He baked monkey bread and brought it to them. He was so good to them and was a help to me. Lindsay remembers him and was also upset to hear about his illness, then his passing. I don't know why such a wonderful person's life was cut so short. Although he brought more joy and happiness to more people than many people do that live twice his age. You have been truly blessed to have a child like him. Thank you for raising such a kind an caring son. When things get difficult take your right hand and place it on your left shoulder, take your left hand and place it on your right shoulder...and squeeze. Know you are being hugged by all those who care about you. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Valerie, Lindsay and Justin
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Ellie Shaw
Tuesday January 27, 2004 at
4:09 PM
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Sorry for your loss. Love, Ellie
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jd and millie wolfe
Tuesday January 27, 2004 at
4:09 PM
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Sorry for you loss.
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Sandy & David Thomas (South Carolina)
Monday January 26, 2004 at
7:47 PM
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Bethel, Pat and Family,
David and I were so sorry to hear of your losing Tim. We hadn't seen him in a long time, but have fond memories of him. We realize this is a very difficult time for all of you, and want you to know we are thinking of you. You will be in our prayers.
Love,
David and Sandy Thomas
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Linda Davis
Monday January 26, 2004 at
12:10 PM
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Dear David and family
I am deeply sorry to hear of Timmy's death. I remember him when he was younger and I know he was loved very much by his family and that he will be missed very much. I have you in my prayers. Take care and if I can help in any way please let me know.
Linda Frye Davis
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Vivian Lynch
Monday January 26, 2004 at
9:07 AM
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Dear Pat, I am so sorry to hear of Tim's passing, please know i will remember you and your family in my prayers. ( I used to work with you at Dr. Abrahams office many years ago)
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Betty L. Smith
Monday January 26, 2004 at
6:32 AM
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Dear Family of Tim,
My heart was saddened as I read in The Herald Dispatch, via internet, of Tim's passing. It was indeed a shock. I remember Tim as one of my sixth grade student's at Highlawn Elementary. He was a delightful little boy who loved everyone & was always caring toward those around him. Another shock, perhaps more of a surprise, came just over four years ago. My husband passed away & at his memorial in Myrtle Beach, I looked down the isle & saw a young man, unfamiliar at the time, walking toward me. As he approached, I saw it was, Timmy, one of my little sixth grade student's from Highlawn Elementary. He was surprised to know that I remembered him. How could I forget? We embraced, I cried a little but my heart was lightened to know that this handsome young man had cared enough to drive several miles during Christmas time to pay his respects. He updated me about his employment & his family whom he loved very much. I'll remember Tim & his final act of love toward me. May your heart be lightened to know that Tim was loved as he shared love with others.
Most sincerely with my love & prayers,
Betty Smith
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Monday January 26, 2004 at
4:18 AM
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