Today is the 2yr angelversary of my son Timothy’s death.

I miss him every moment of every day. My heart aches. 

My life is forever changed and there is an emptiness that can never be filled.

I love and miss you, Timothy Dylan Smith.

i miss you timmy and love u always and forever

I miss you so much and I'm so sad that it hurts to breathe. You were a good man and a great son. You were a compassionate and supremely loving human being. Those are rare and your light will be missed.

I know you are in heaven. I will look at you in the stars every night and wait until we are together again.

I was truly blessed to have you as my son. You made me proud every moment of every day. You touched everyone that was fortunate to have met you.

I love you Timothy Dylan Smith. Go teach those angels what being punk really is!

As a teacher for 26 years, I've met and gotten to know a large number of students. Of all those I have met, Tim was, by far, the ONLY one I would call "my favorite" - and I have publicly done so many times! He was Tim, and that was the best thing about him! Caring, funny, quirky, smart, curious, uninhibited -- I just loved the person that he was.

My husband also got to know him at many ska concerts and both of us knew (and often remarked) that, if we would have ever had a kid, he would have been just like Tim. We can give no bigger praise than that!

I am so sad to hear that he is no longer here to brighten people's day and make everyone he meets feel special. I am truly blessed to have been touched by him in my life.

Timothy Dylan Smith
November 27 1991 - July 28 2017 - Age 25

OBITUARY

Timothy Dylan Smith, 25, of Thornton CO, died July 28, 2017 as a result of injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident. He was born November 27, 1991 in Denver CO, the son of Brian Smith and Kelly Turner.

He loved being a punk. He had a unique style that was truly all his own. He loved animals, especially his cat Snickers.

He was a good man and a great son. He was a truly compassionate and supremely loving person. His love of life touched everyone that met him. He will be dearly missed.

The world lost a truly good man, kind spirit, and giving heart when he left this world for heaven. But there is no doubt he is up there teaching those angels what being punk really is!

I had the distinct and unforgettable pleasure to work with Tim at Vantage Point High School. He was one remarkable young person!
Super creative in everything he did, enthusiastic about his accomplishments - I recall so many occasions when he had to share a new set of patches he'd sewn onto some piece of clothing or some other unique customization, and most of all I recall his friendly, open nature.
Tim would hang out in the Art room after school sometimes, chatting, making, stomping on fresh clay to make "shoe cookies" - and we all know the soles of his shoes or boots had some interesting patterns!
I am SO sad that Tim's bright spark has left the planet. I will never forget him!

i remember sitting on the couch on sundays watching nascar with tim he was a big rusty wallace fan in 98 after earnhardt senior won the daytona 500 his winning car was on tour and was showing at century chevrolet in broomfield and he and i went up there where he got to sit in the car it was a real special moment between me and my son