Rosabelle Timm
On April 15, 1930, the world became a better place with the birth of Rosabelle Timm. She lived a happy and creative life for 91 years before passing away on June 9, 2021, at Sun City Center Hospice House. Rosabelle is forever loved and remembered by her husband of 72 years, their son and daughter, seven granddaughters and great-grandson.
Rosabelle was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and moved with her parents to Essex, Maryland. She graduated from Kenwood High School in 1947, where she completed commercial training and went on to work at Thompson and Jones Insurance Agency. In 1949, she married the love of her life, Richard Henry Timm, and was the best stay-at-home mom for her children, Jeffrey Richard Timm (b.1953) and Janis Rosabelle Timm (b.1956). Throughout that time, she was an active volunteer sharing her love for the arts with a warm smile. Her service to her community included being the PTA president at Sussex Elementary School, and, with great pride, teaching Sunday school. Later she worked as a church secretary, serving at Zion UCC and Christ Church in Baltimore. As an artist and lifelong member of the Association for Research and Enlightenment, she was known to think outside the box, continually nurturing her creative mind and passing this mindset down to her family.
Rosabelle moved with her husband to Wheeling, West Virginia, in 1982, and then in 1997 to Sun City Center, Florida. From 2003 to 2019 her passion for mentoring young people was ignited again when she joined, as a volunteer, with the Hope Fund, an organization dedicated to assisting children in Wimauma to “learn, grow and have fun” through crafts, board games and outings. In Sun City Center, Rose expanded her talent for watercolor painting and poetry, winning several awards, including first place for her beautiful piece entitled “Three Sunflowers.” Throughout her life, she was known for her gracious and humble demeanor, touching the world with compassion and kindness. She will be incredibly missed.
A Celebration of her Life will be held on July 2, 2021, at 11:30 a.m. at the Aston Gardens Courtyards in Sun City Center. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Hope Fund in her memory.
<h2>Raymond (Oley) Patterson</h2>
<a href="/assets/images/uploads/wp/2021/07/official-marine-corp-logo-t-shirt-daniel-hagerman-1.jpg"><img class=" wp-image-33005 alignleft" src="/assets/images/uploads/wp/2021/07/official-marine-corp-logo-t-shirt-daniel-hagerman-1-450x424.jpg" alt="" width="120" height="113" /></a>Raymond (Oley) Patterson, aged 83, passed away on June 10 at St. Joseph Hospital in Tampa.
Oley is survived by his wife of 59 years, Iva; his daughters, Cathy Patterson and Sandy Hafer; and his grandson, John Patterson. He was predeceased by his parents and his brother, Roy Patterson.
Oley was born in Harlan, Kentucky, attended Cumberland College in Ky., and spent his adult life in Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio, prior to retiring to Sun City Center in 1998 with many friends from Columbus. Most of his working career was with GE, or had an agency selling electronics. Oley was a born salesman, served proudly in the US Marine Corp Reserves, enjoyed traveling and loved the Ohio State Buckeyes and even volunteered as a portal guard at the stadium for many years. Oley also was an enthusiastic member of the Tri Village Sertoma Club and made many friends there.
While retired in Florida, Oley and family were members of St. John Divine Church, and he was active in the Men’s and Ohio Clubs. His great joys in the recent years were helping to raise his grandson, John, and being an enthusiastic season ticket holder of the Tampa Bay Rays
Rosabelle was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and moved with her parents to Essex, Maryland. She graduated from Kenwood High School in 1947, where she completed commercial training and went on to work at Thompson and Jones Insurance Agency. In 1949, she married the love of her life, Richard Henry Timm, and was the best stay-at-home mom for her children, Jeffrey Richard Timm (b.1953) and Janis Rosabelle Timm (b.1956). Throughout that time, she was an active volunteer sharing her love for the arts with a warm smile. Her service to her community included being the PTA president at Sussex Elementary School, and, with great pride, teaching Sunday school. Later she worked as a church secretary, serving at Zion UCC and Christ Church in Baltimore. As an artist and lifelong member of the Association for Research and Enlightenment, she was known to think outside the box, continually nurturing her creative mind and passing this mindset down to her family.
Rosabelle moved with her husband to Wheeling, West Virginia, in 1982, and then in 1997 to Sun City Center, Florida. From 2003 to 2019 her passion for mentoring young people was ignited again when she joined, as a volunteer, with the Hope Fund, an organization dedicated to assisting children in Wimauma to “learn, grow and have fun” through crafts, board games and outings. In Sun City Center, Rose expanded her talent for watercolor painting and poetry, winning several awards, including first place for her beautiful piece entitled “Three Sunflowers.” Throughout her life, she was known for her gracious and humble demeanor, touching the world with compassion and kindness. She will be incredibly missed.
A Celebration of her Life will be held on July 2, 2021, at 11:30 a.m. at the Aston Gardens Courtyards in Sun City Center. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Hope Fund in her memory.
<h2>Raymond (Oley) Patterson</h2>
<a href="/assets/images/uploads/wp/2021/07/official-marine-corp-logo-t-shirt-daniel-hagerman-1.jpg"><img class=" wp-image-33005 alignleft" src="/assets/images/uploads/wp/2021/07/official-marine-corp-logo-t-shirt-daniel-hagerman-1-450x424.jpg" alt="" width="120" height="113" /></a>Raymond (Oley) Patterson, aged 83, passed away on June 10 at St. Joseph Hospital in Tampa.
Oley is survived by his wife of 59 years, Iva; his daughters, Cathy Patterson and Sandy Hafer; and his grandson, John Patterson. He was predeceased by his parents and his brother, Roy Patterson.
Oley was born in Harlan, Kentucky, attended Cumberland College in Ky., and spent his adult life in Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio, prior to retiring to Sun City Center in 1998 with many friends from Columbus. Most of his working career was with GE, or had an agency selling electronics. Oley was a born salesman, served proudly in the US Marine Corp Reserves, enjoyed traveling and loved the Ohio State Buckeyes and even volunteered as a portal guard at the stadium for many years. Oley also was an enthusiastic member of the Tri Village Sertoma Club and made many friends there.
While retired in Florida, Oley and family were members of St. John Divine Church, and he was active in the Men’s and Ohio Clubs. His great joys in the recent years were helping to raise his grandson, John, and being an enthusiastic season ticket holder of the Tampa Bay Rays