Timothy Lee Jantz
August 22, 1977 -
March 17, 2021
Timothy Lee Jantz, age 43, passed away on Wednesday, March 17, 2021 at Aurora Health Center.
Born on August 22, 1977, Timothy was the son of Alfred and Donna Jantz. He attended Friedens Lutheran and was a graduate of Mary D. Bradford High School.
Timothy was employed with Jantz Yard 4 Automotive. He was an avid Green Bay Packers fan and enjoyed cooking.
He was many things to many people, a son, a supportive brother, uncle and a dear friend. He is survived by his father and stepmother, Alfred (Carol) Jantz; his mother, Donna Jantz; his sister, Lisa Jantz; his brother, Joey Jantz and his stepbrother, Todd Nesgood and many nieces and nephews.
Timothy was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Alfred and Josephine Jantz, his maternal grandparents, Edith Sherman and Albert Isengay and his nephew, Phillip Woodley.
Service Info
Funeral services honoring Timothy’s life were held privately.
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Connor ReevesMy condolences to Tim’s family, the world lost a wonderful person. Tim was one of my best friends, always kept me laughing. I will never forget watching Packer games with him, our New Year’s Eve get together, and sitting at our favorite bars in town. Tim, rest easy brother, you will be missed!
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Brandon JantzR.I.P. Tim you will be truly missed. thanks for the memories...
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Kathleen GrissomTim was my best friend in many ways. We were in constant contact on every platform multiple times a day. Our relationship was at times complicated because I wore different hats. I am so sorry and my deepest sympathy to those who loved him. I know he would want us to laugh, smile and tell funny stories. He had the best sense of humor and brightened my days often. I will miss him like nobody else because we were so close. I believe with my whole being he's at peace and in no more pain. He handled his health issues with grace and strength. Still able to joke and laugh. I'll miss my Packer buddy. My political ally. He was my heart, my life and my soul. God Bless those who are suffering and may we know God's peace. Rest in Peace My Tim..
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Ken HuffmanMy deepest condolences for your family. Tim was like a brother to me. I'm beside myself with his passing. We were best friends in high school, constantly rode together, hung out all the time, had a side business of installing stereo systems, and we lived together twice. I have so many good memories with Tim. To say he will be missed is an understatement. Your family will be in my prayers for a long time. If you need anything don't hesitate to reach out to me through Facebook.
