Dear Alice, Katherine and Dave, 
Mike and I were so sorry to hear the news about Harold from Katherine, and our thoughts are certainly with you today. We especially pay tribute to Harold, for his service to our country, what a man. And of course, he was such a sweet,kind and loving person. Alice, our love goes out to you too with your loss. Love, Mike and Debby

To Aunt Alice:
Barb and I always felt a special bond with you and Harold.  We were always welcomed and enjoyed visiting and our ""discussions"".  We will miss Harold.  He sure knew how to light up a room!
Thanks to Katherine and Dave for putting us up at their home.  And thank you for allowing me to participate in the ceremony.  
We love you guys!!

Alice, Katherine and David,
I was so sorry to hear of the passing of Harold. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Katherine, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.  The story is great - he was truely remarkable and a great example to the many he touched.

Dear Alice, Katherine, and Dave,
We are keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers. So sorry for your loss, Harry was truly a remarkable man. Thank you for sharing his story.

Dear Alice, Katherine, and David,
Dad and I wish to express our deepest regrets of the passing of Harold.  Lee and ""Red"" met at the 303rd Reunion in 1995 in Co. Spgs. I was lucky enough to meet him at the final reunion in D.C. where we spent about 4 days laughing at the rude people while we tended bar to give Harold and Lee a break.  ""Red"" had such a quick wit and great sense of humor inspite of all the pain he was in.  He did so much for the reunions for over 10 years trying to make everyone's time there enjoyable.  We will treasure your family's friendship forever.  Now we need to find the time to get together to play some golf.  All our love, Lee Faulkner and Eleesa Faulkner

Uncle Harold,
We will truly miss you. I wish we could have spent more time together but I cherish the moments we shared.
Love,
Pam, Gene, & Kyle Baskette

Alice and Katherine ~
Mr. Timm was such an incredibly blessed man to have such an amazing family. Love flowed through that Hospice room. It was such an honor to care for him and a privelege to come to know the two of you. Take good care of yourselves during this time.
Melissa, RN

Alice & Family:
     We knew Red and you for such a short while during our association with the 303rd BGA.  In those meetings throughout the country it seems as if we had known each other for a very long time.  Red was an outgoing and pleasant person and made everyone comfortable in his presence all the time.  He relieved me of a big job with the 303rd when he accepted the position of secretary.  It is difficult to realize how he handled being secretary while continuing his love of being in charge of the Hospitality Room.  We will cherish always Red sharing a copy of his video of his experiences which he presented to so many people.  His video and our memories will always be reminders of a dear friend. 
     Our prayers and thoughts are with you and yours.
     Al & Lorene

dear Alice,Katherine ,Dave and other family, i recall so meaningful my  relations with ya'll at my few 303rdbg Reunions.
 especially, ""RED""s providing me info on assns.' prior years memories.
 he was the important looked to member for his grand effective personality in  providing such enjoyable hospiality events.
 i cherish the continuing e mails from Alice and her warmth and gentle manner were a plus in the TIMM team presence.
 my sincere sympathy  .  may your memories become a base for your values to living. 
""SPEC"" CAMPEN, 427th Sqdrn, bombardier, 303rd ""HELLS ANGELS"" bomb group of the U. S.  Eighth Army Air Corps, mOLESWORTH ,u.k.

David & Cathryn, Adeline called a while ago to tell us of Harry's passing.  It is a sad time, but he is in a better place, and free from the health issues that have been such a problem.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you.  FYI--we are having a good old ND blizzard, which is far better than a sunomi!   Uncle Bud & Aunt Margie

Harold was the tail gunner on our 303rd Bomb Group crew during World War II.  I was the radio operator/gunner. We called him ""Red"" for his shock of red hair. He was one of the brightest lights on the crew, always cheerful through combat missions against the most horrific attacks by Nazi Germany's fighter plane attacks and anti-aircraft artillery from the ground. When he was grounded after suffering a ruptured eardrum, the crew lost one its strengths in combat.  Now, we have lost a dear friend.  He will be missed beyond measure.

What a remarkable man. I am grateful for him and the others who have served our country to ensure our freedom, and wish I could have known him.
Ryan

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Harold R. Timm

20 febrero, 1923 – 9 marzo, 2011

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