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advocate for healthy living. He was    works at convincing as many people as possible to be
                       often invited to speak about the       aware of the choices they make, specifically in the area
                       dangers of a poor diet or the quality   of nutrition. Those choices can have a lasting effect on
                       of food available to the public. Tim’s   how long we live.  Tim was diagnosed in 2012 with
                       dedication to health and exercise      Parkinson’s disease. He has worked very hard, since
                       has always been a priority, and this   his diagnosis, to maintain his health. He is still doing
                       champion of healthy living still loves to   well, single, and loves to dance and listen to music.
                       talk about it. He continues to encourage   Despite the challenges he has faced, Tim would say that
                       eating the right foods to ensure quality   a lifetime of wise choices has enabled him to live a full,
                       of life. Age hasn’t diminished his     wonderful life.
                       passion for educating people about
                       health issues. He continues to jog,
                       swim, and lift weights daily.

         Tim was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2009. He
         fought hard, and eventually, it went into remission.
         He was living in Roswell helping to care for his elderly
         mother, who passed away at the age of 100 years. Tim
         was a very dedicated son to both his parents through
         the years. His father had died in a tragic accident in
         1983, but Tim was always faithful in caring for his
         mother.
         Tim later moved to Lubbock to be closer to his children.
         His son and one of his daughters live here, and both
         are in the health care business. He enjoys time with
         all his children and one granddaughter, Nicole. He
         has remained a great advocate for healthy living. He






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