I was very sorry to hear of Tim's passing. I first met Tim back in 2003 when we both were in Sales at Fios.Our similar senses of humor kept us in touch off and on over the years. For some reason I always called him George and I was Steve. Dont know why, but I have my suspicions.He was a really good guy to know and he will be missed. God's Speed Tim and condolences to his family.

I was asked to share about my work experience with Tim. I worked with Tim about 20 years ago when he was selling high speed printing services for IKON. I had the pleasure of going out with him to see him in action and was in awe when he quickly stepped into a business he was trying to sell and came out a with one of the Executives names and phone numbers just by using his Tim charms and powers of observation on the receptionist. He's the only salesman I've ever know who didn't come across as a salesman.

More recently, I found out he had moved on to the same eDiscovery industry that I am currently in and we had common acquaintances in the business. 

But beyond work, I remember the time we went to a Ravens/Titens game with one of his musician friends who we had seen play a couple of weeks prior. I remember rooting on UNC during March Madness at The Starboard in Dewey Beach. And of course, I'll always be grateful for him being one of my groomsmen. I miss ya Dude.

I received a message from Tim's second cousin, Renn Hinton,asking that I share some info on Tim's work, as they didn't talk much about it.

Tim was referred to us by his good friend Elie Khouri, who is a senior exec with Cox Cable.  We were looking for a new business development person, and were seeking someone with federal government experience.  While Tim didn't have any at the time, he refused to let me off the phone until he convinced me that his commercial sales experience, coupled with some training on how the federal marketplace works, would result in good things for our company.

It turned out that he was right.  His tenacity and a thirst for learning new things made him successful.  I just wish we had been able to work together longer.  His family obviously instilled a great set of values in Tim, and he was a standout in an industry that has a lot of bright stars already.  We all miss him.

Tim was with us for too short a time, but he was a trusted co-worker and good friend to all he met.  We will miss him.

Tim. Your convenant with God ended too soon for your children/family whom you adored but it was the plan. Your service was so full of many who also loved you so much.  You will be missed by many who knew your laughter and love. It is so evident in all the pictures shown of you and others. Your covenant had a reason and all too soon but you are now home as we try to accept. God Bless.

For a brief moment about 20 years ago, Tim was a coworker then immediately became a friend with whom I worked. That friendship continued on in bursts after our careers took us in different paths, but it was like no time had passed at all. I will miss your smile. My thoughts are with him and his family.

With sympathy to the family. Thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

My friendship with Tim  goes back to 2003 when we started working together at Fios.  Tim was a great friend and close traveling companion during our working times together.  His smile, graciousness, and generosity will be missed in this world.  Godspeed TB.  I'm a better person for having known you.  My prayers go out to his entire family but especially his children Eva and Nick.

So sorry to hear about your loved one, you have my deepest sympathy.at this very sad time.

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

William Timothy "Tim" Batts

10 octobre 1966 – 26 mars 2017

Mitchell Funeral Home at Raleigh Memorial Park

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