Timothy S. Doyle, 70, of Marinette, Wis., passed away at home, with his family by his side, on Sunday, Aug. 19, 2018. He was born on March 29, 1948, to the late Peter and Jane (Devlin) Doyle in Marinette.
Tim graduated from Catholic Central in 1966.
After school, he moved to Milwaukee and worked for Harley Davidson.
In 1968, Tim was drafted into the United States Marine Corps and served his country during the Vietnam War. Following service, he moved to Alaska for two years. He then came back to attend school at UW-Marinette for two years, transferred to Madison, WI and later went on to school in Santa Monica, Calif.
In 1999, Tim moved home to take care of his mother. He worked for A&B Automotive, Gustman's, Stateline Automotive, and Cozzy's. Tim enjoyed spending time with family and friends.
He loved his special bond with his daughter, time spent with his nieces and nephews, as the "Favorite Uncle," and all of his extended family through his friends. He enjoyed spending time on the water; lake, ocean, pond - it didn't matter. He enjoyed music, reading, airplanes and air shows. He was loved by many and will be missed by all.
Tim is survived by his daughter Erin (Justin Weaver) Doyle of Manchester, Conn.;
brothers: Terry Doyle of Fond du Lac, Wis., and Patrick Doyle of Redmond, Ore.;
sisters: Colleen (Tom) Kesting of Lake Placid, FL; Kathleen (A. Lynn) Cortner of Richlandtown, Penn.; Maggie (Todd Haynes) Doyle of Marinette, WI and Kelly (Steve) Doyle-Debruin of Appleton, Wis.;
beloved nieces and nephews: Angela (Luke), Morgan (Stephen), Ryan (Lauren), Casey (Heather), Tom (Amy), Dennis (Kalina) and Peter; great-nieces and nephews: Alex, Addy, Hannah, Hamza, Ryan, Lachlan, Layne, MacKenzie, Keely, Braden and Ryah;
former wife, Sally (nee LaCombe) Doyle of Gilbert, Ariz.;
extended family: the Nault's and LaCombe's;
many close friends, too numerous to mention; and girlfriend, Lori Slack-Carroll.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by three brothers: Kyran Casey, Dennis and Michael.
A celebration of his wonderful life will be held at a later date.
© Thielen Funeral Home is assisting the family.
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Tim graduated from Catholic Central in 1966.
After school, he moved to Milwaukee and worked for Harley Davidson.
In 1968, Tim was drafted into the United States Marine Corps and served his country during the Vietnam War. Following service, he moved to Alaska for two years. He then came back to attend school at UW-Marinette for two years, transferred to Madison, WI and later went on to school in Santa Monica, Calif.
In 1999, Tim moved home to take care of his mother. He worked for A&B Automotive, Gustman's, Stateline Automotive, and Cozzy's. Tim enjoyed spending time with family and friends.
He loved his special bond with his daughter, time spent with his nieces and nephews, as the "Favorite Uncle," and all of his extended family through his friends. He enjoyed spending time on the water; lake, ocean, pond - it didn't matter. He enjoyed music, reading, airplanes and air shows. He was loved by many and will be missed by all.
Tim is survived by his daughter Erin (Justin Weaver) Doyle of Manchester, Conn.;
brothers: Terry Doyle of Fond du Lac, Wis., and Patrick Doyle of Redmond, Ore.;
sisters: Colleen (Tom) Kesting of Lake Placid, FL; Kathleen (A. Lynn) Cortner of Richlandtown, Penn.; Maggie (Todd Haynes) Doyle of Marinette, WI and Kelly (Steve) Doyle-Debruin of Appleton, Wis.;
beloved nieces and nephews: Angela (Luke), Morgan (Stephen), Ryan (Lauren), Casey (Heather), Tom (Amy), Dennis (Kalina) and Peter; great-nieces and nephews: Alex, Addy, Hannah, Hamza, Ryan, Lachlan, Layne, MacKenzie, Keely, Braden and Ryah;
former wife, Sally (nee LaCombe) Doyle of Gilbert, Ariz.;
extended family: the Nault's and LaCombe's;
many close friends, too numerous to mention; and girlfriend, Lori Slack-Carroll.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by three brothers: Kyran Casey, Dennis and Michael.
A celebration of his wonderful life will be held at a later date.
© Thielen Funeral Home is assisting the family.
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Timothy S. Doyle, 70, of Marinette, Wis., passed away at home, with his family by his side, on Sunday, Aug. 19, 2018. He was born on March 29, 1948, to the late Peter and Jane (Devlin) Doyle in Marinette.
Tim graduated from Catholic Central in 1966.
After school, he moved to Milwaukee and worked for Harley Davidson.
In 1968, Tim was drafted into the United States Marine Corps and served his country during the Vietnam War. Following service, he moved to Alaska for two years. He then came back to attend school at UW-Marinette for two years, transferred to Madison, WI and later went on to school in Santa Monica, Calif.
In 1999, Tim moved home to take care of his mother. He worked for A&B Automotive, Gustman's, Stateline Automotive, and Cozzy's. Tim enjoyed spending time with family and friends.
He loved his special bond with his daughter, time spent with his nieces and nephews, as the "Favorite Uncle," and all of his extended family through his friends. He enjoyed spending time on the water; lake, ocean, pond - it didn't matter. He enjoyed music, reading, airplanes and air shows. He was loved by many and will be missed by all.
Tim is survived by his daughter Erin (Justin Weaver) Doyle of Manchester, Conn.;
brothers: Terry Doyle of Fond du Lac, Wis., and Patrick Doyle of Redmond, Ore.;
sisters: Colleen (Tom) Kesting of Lake Placid, FL; Kathleen (A. Lynn) Cortner of Richlandtown, Penn.; Maggie (Todd Haynes) Doyle of Marinette, WI and Kelly (Steve) Doyle-Debruin of Appleton, Wis.;
beloved nieces and nephews: Angela (Luke), Morgan (Stephen), Ryan (Lauren), Casey (Heather), Tom (Amy), Dennis (Kalina) and Peter; great-nieces and nephews: Alex, Addy, Hannah, Hamza, Ryan, Lachlan, Layne, MacKenzie, Keely, Braden and Ryah;
former wife, Sally (nee LaCombe) Doyle of Gilbert, Ariz.;
extended family: the Nault's and LaCombe's;
many close friends, too numerous to mention; and girlfriend, Lori Slack-Carroll.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by three brothers: Kyran Casey, Dennis and Michael.
A celebration of his wonderful life will be held at a later date.
© Thielen Funeral Home is assisting the family.
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Tim graduated from Catholic Central in 1966.
After school, he moved to Milwaukee and worked for Harley Davidson.
In 1968, Tim was drafted into the United States Marine Corps and served his country during the Vietnam War. Following service, he moved to Alaska for two years. He then came back to attend school at UW-Marinette for two years, transferred to Madison, WI and later went on to school in Santa Monica, Calif.
In 1999, Tim moved home to take care of his mother. He worked for A&B Automotive, Gustman's, Stateline Automotive, and Cozzy's. Tim enjoyed spending time with family and friends.
He loved his special bond with his daughter, time spent with his nieces and nephews, as the "Favorite Uncle," and all of his extended family through his friends. He enjoyed spending time on the water; lake, ocean, pond - it didn't matter. He enjoyed music, reading, airplanes and air shows. He was loved by many and will be missed by all.
Tim is survived by his daughter Erin (Justin Weaver) Doyle of Manchester, Conn.;
brothers: Terry Doyle of Fond du Lac, Wis., and Patrick Doyle of Redmond, Ore.;
sisters: Colleen (Tom) Kesting of Lake Placid, FL; Kathleen (A. Lynn) Cortner of Richlandtown, Penn.; Maggie (Todd Haynes) Doyle of Marinette, WI and Kelly (Steve) Doyle-Debruin of Appleton, Wis.;
beloved nieces and nephews: Angela (Luke), Morgan (Stephen), Ryan (Lauren), Casey (Heather), Tom (Amy), Dennis (Kalina) and Peter; great-nieces and nephews: Alex, Addy, Hannah, Hamza, Ryan, Lachlan, Layne, MacKenzie, Keely, Braden and Ryah;
former wife, Sally (nee LaCombe) Doyle of Gilbert, Ariz.;
extended family: the Nault's and LaCombe's;
many close friends, too numerous to mention; and girlfriend, Lori Slack-Carroll.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by three brothers: Kyran Casey, Dennis and Michael.
A celebration of his wonderful life will be held at a later date.
© Thielen Funeral Home is assisting the family.
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