Birth date: Sep 9, 1961 Death date: Jun 10, 2017
Timothy R. Goetz, 55, of Maple Shade, NJ, passed away on June 10, 2017. Loving husband to Donna M. Goetz. Cherished father to Shauna Goetz of Blackwood, NJ, Ashleigh (Ian) Hunt of Bellmawr, NJ, and Timothy E. Goetz of Maple Shade, Read Obituary
I had the pleasure of meeting. tim this past october (2016) when i was hired @ UPS. Him and i worked together for 3 months everyday.
I looked forward to going to work cause i couldn't wait to hear the funny stories he had to tell..
Knowing him for this short time it felt like a life time friendship. He will be dearly missed!
My heartfelt condolences to the family. Please find strength in each other.
Barbara (Wituschek) Cornwell
I had the pleasure of meeting Tim and Susan when our kids were very young and in school together. My daughter Danielle used to go to their house to play with Shauna and Ashleigh. She always said he was a fun Dad.
A few years later, after an unfortunate incident at their house, Tim dropped off a yummy butter cake and a thank you note on my front porch. I had had a rotten day until I got home and read his letter. It made me cry~happy tears. I told him that I framed it and kept it out where I could see it every day. When he asked me why, I said because what he said made me want to be a better person. I don't know how he did it, but he was always positive and happy. He had this natural ability to just make you feel better. And awesome hugs!
This letter was written on June 2, 1998, and I still have it in the same frame. There is a line he wrote that stuck with me all my life from that day on, and I really try to keep it foremost in my mind. Tim wrote, "I believe that it just goes to show that no matter how bad things seem to be there is always a good side. You just have to know where to look."
Well, I think this is one instance that doesn't seem to have a good side. Not one I can see right now, anyway. But some day, God willing, we will all meet up again in Heaven. I guess that's the good side.
Tim was a huge blessing to anyone who was lucky enough to know him. He was an Angel on Earth who left us way too soon, but with wonderful memories. Now he is an Angel in Heaven, watching over his family. Love, thanks and peace to you, Tim.
Teri Cosgrove
We will miss you very much. Rest peacefully my brother.
Ed & Marie Zawisza
I have been in awe of ‘my cousin Timmy’ for as long as I can remember. I’ve always looked up to him in adoration as a big brother and it was always the highlight of my day to talk to him, and even, moreso, when we were fortunate enough to spend time together. Even when he was bossy Tim – rolling out the orders and then give you that smile and laugh – oh that infectious Tim smile and laugh …….
Tim loved people – he loved life and everyone loved Tim! He loved and embraced unconditionally. Family meant the world to Tim, and his friends were his family too. Never mattered how you came to be part of his family - Family was family, “and you always have to be there for family” he always said!
Always loved the Timmy’isms’ (I know he got that start from Aunt Joy!), and the Goetz men ‘bark’ … LOVE IT – biggest barks, with the biggest hugs! … His best accomplishments and true loves –Shauna, Ashleigh, Timmy … when he became ‘Dad’ he fell in love instantaneously. What a legacy you three are! There are not enough words to express all that you meant to him – from the day(s) you were born, you had his heart!
We always said “what would we ever do without our Tim”. Not sure. It will not be easy. We will forever treasure the memories we were blessed with by having Timmy in our lives.
Do Rest in Peace Tim, you sure do deserve it …. until we meet again…..
-Love, Dawn, Michael, Christopher, Ryan and Daman
Tim and I had more than a few laughs together . He was a funny guy, with a beaming smile .
There are a lot of hardened hearts at ups this week. He was one of a kind, loved by many .
The true worth of a person is measured by the love you spread . So Tim was a rich man. May he Rest In Peace , and may the good lord help his family to heal from such a great loss.
Sincerely , John J Caulfield.
