I just learned of Tim’s passing and am quite saddened. He was a  good egg! I had the good fortune to meet him through Barbara Bolin Toledo when we worked together back in the 90s. A generous mentor, Tim was always ready to provide career advice and, along with his bride, was a fun and gracious host. Thanks again for helping me have a better life, Tim!

I still remember our trip to the Kentucky Derby. What a great time we had as our families merged. Tim is not a memory but a thought I have often of what a great husband, father and grandfather he was.  Time goes by so fast, cherish each moment.

I just learned on Tim’s passing. My condolences to his family on this loss. I had the pleasure to work with Tim at McDonald’s. He was well liked and had a great sense of humor. He will be missed by all who knew him. 



We had a wonderful trip with Tim this spring to Disney World. He never gave up his zest for fun and adventure. Denny & Sandy

It's a small world: I met Tim about 7 years ago when we were both doing consulting work at FSG Partners.  This was my first consulting job and Tim was a true veteran.  I certainly looked up to him and he served as a role model.  I recall a lunch we took together where I shared with Tim my love for baseball, the Cubs, and that my favorite player was Ron Santo.  To my surprise Tim shared his experience as a youth.  Tim lived on the same street as the Santo's.  Many times during the summer months, Ron would pick up Tim and drive him to Wrigley Field.  Once there, Tim would sit in the Cub's dugout during batting and fielding practice.  Tim would next move to a box seat behind the Cub's dugout and witness the game.  Wow, just wow!  Not only do I appreciate Tim for his professionalism, but I envy him for his youth experience.  My condolences go out to Tim's family and friends.  Rest in peace my brother!

For many years Tim and Mary Fran were our breakfast buddies on Sundays after church. Tim’s health challenge and Covid put an end to that, and we truly missed them. But we will always remember Tim for his endearing social persona. He never met a stranger to whom he couldn’t generate lighthearted conversation with his sly and witty humor and laughter. He would banter until he won. Simply, he was just plain ornery, which made him even more enduring. But in his soft side, he was observant and complimentary, kind, generous and devout. We enjoyed his joy in being a Grandpa to JP.  
We miss you, Tim. 
Our thoughts and prayers are with his loving family for comfort, solace and forever cherished memories.


I met Tim almost 54 years ago as a freshman at Quincy, his dorm room just across the hall. We became friends almost instantly. Then became roommates last two years at Quincy, also for two years post college. So many great memories of Tim started then. After his marriage to Mary Fran, and then mine to Marg stayed in contact. As our respective families grew and ,more fine memories were developed. Too many to share here.
Tim was always a dear friend, loving husband and father. 
He has been a constant part of my and Marg’s life, and in the next step will continue forever.
Our best wishes to Mary Fran, Col and Ali, along with the rest of the family


My prayers are with his family . Give them strength and help them  with their loss. Know that Tim fought and now is at rest. Love you all very much.

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Timothy J. McBreen

28 février 1950 – 3 août 2022

Blake-Lamb Funeral Home

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