Birth date: Jul 17, 1945 Death date: Jun 1, 2022
On June 1st, 2022, Tim Enders joined his mother, Hilda Enders and his first grandson, Trevor Lane Tolson in Heaven. Tim is survived by his children Heather Tolson, Tory Tolson (son in law), Grant Enders Jr, and Carlee Enders; the Read Obituary
Heather, Grant, Carlee, Charlotte, Connie, Friends and Family of Tim Enders --
I am deeply saddened to have learned of the passing of our beloved, Tim. In this life, such a gentle soul - quiet, mild mannered, kind and resilient. On the field of a sporting event, well - perhaps not so much. Although quite passionate, his overall demeanor was quiet, yet deep. His talents were generously shared with all who chose to share his passions. He was without fail an inspiration to many a burgeoning soul with a similar competitive nature and a heart for anything athletic.
To me, I quite simply saw an old soul in Tim. Gentlemanly, kind, with an endearing wit and twinkle in his eye. I seemingly associated the "good" in life with the name, "Tim", thus perhaps my impetus to name my first born son, Timothy. (THAT and several entertaining and influential TV characters of the 1960's. who melted my heart... "Timmy and Lassie", "My favorite Martian and his mortal mensch, Tim O'Hara, et al) - but I digress.
Forever more the mere mention of the name, Tim will elicit tender smile and warm heart, for ME - as I'm sure it will forfamily and friends alike. In this life we are privileged to walk beside many and come to know a multitude of souls... and Tim, for many will always be at the forefront of cherished, tender, happy memories.
Thank you, Lord for the life, love, and fellowship of your servant, Tim. Bless and forever keep him in your care. Bring peace and solace to all who treasure him and mourn his loss, yet forever celebrate his generous spirit.
"The Lord's pillow is the softest pillow on which to rest".
Cousin, Jan (Wrobel) Brice
We are so sad to hear of Tim’s passing. Tim was a great softball coach and loved coaching women’s softball. He coached ‘Grant’s’ Woman’s softball and I was privileged to be on his team. I have long lasting memories playing for Tim and his wonderful ex-wife, and amazing pitcher, Mary. Tim actually was the person that introduced me to my husband Thad of 24 years. Thad said Tim was a great athlete and had a phenomenal arm, which is where his son, Grant inherited his arm strength.
We will miss you Tim. You were a good man.
Norma and Thad Toal
Pop Pop meant the world to me at our Freestate Electric family. I cherish the memories of working with such a delightful person. I am deeply saddened by his passing. I will always cherish his jovial smile, his warm hugs, the happy stories of his family, which every person should be so blessed to be cherished by a father the way he cherished his children and grandchildren. He left the world a better place than he found it. My sincerest condolences to the entire Enders family.
Tim, ( AKA "Slugger" AKA "Pop Pop" ) was a good man and valued coworker at Freestate Electric, we miss his cheerful smile and kind word everyday.
My deepest condolences to Enders family, whom Tim raved about each and everyday.
So very sorry to learn of Tim's passing. Deepest condolences to his family and friends.
He was such a nice man. I always enjoyed talking with him when we worked together at Freestate Electric. He loved his family and spoke of them often. Tim will genuinely be missed by many. Rest peacefully.
to my best friend - remembering the days playing football in the street - and hanging out at your house playing cards and music - you mom was the best! - trimming the tree with tinsel one piece at a time and - your dog Queene - Grannie - and the gang watching Buddy Deane - playing cards -the BEST - Westport strong - we love you and will keep your memories alive!
Neighborhood friends we grew up on Cedley
st. Tim was good friend and neighbor he will be missed.
Fred and Jean Birsnerl
