William “Tim” Huffman
Huffman, William Timothy “Tim” passed away peacefully at the age of 57 on Sunday, September 15, 2019. Beloved husband of the late Jennifer (Sedlack), biggest fan and proud father of Jeff and Jack, dear brother of Ron (Lisa), brother in law of Don (Margie) Sedlack, Tim (Sharon) Sedlack and Bill (Tanya) Sedlack. Tim was preceded in death by his parents Dave and Mary Huffman. Beloved uncle, nephew, cousin, friend and vocal hockey fan.
Tim loved coaching and watching his boys playing hockey and baseball and meeting friends for a beer before the game.
Tim’s family would like to extend a special thanks to Kim Pybas and all of his hockey family for their love and support of Tim, Jeff and Jack over the years.
Raise a cold Busch in his honor. Heaven just got a little more fun!
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to be made in Tim’s name to
Heartland Industries, Inc., 9727 Green Park Industrial Drive, St. Louis, MO 63123.
Services: The family welcomes you to a celebration of Tim’s life at St. Margaret Mary Alacoque on Friday, October 11th. Visitation in church at 10:00 am followed by mass at 11:00 am.
One of my best friends, brother of another mother, going to miss you,
Love you
Den
God bless you Tim. You fought until the end and you will be missed. I will raise a beer in your honor. Rest In Peace ????
Love
Cheryl Lahr
My deepest sympathies to Jack and the rest of the family.
Tim your flame could never be extinguished from this earth or our hearts. Brother you will be missed. While I have not seen you for some time you were always in my thoughts, prayers and heart.
Just know this, your boys will never be alone with the hockey family in St. Louis, they will be looked after.
My heart is breaking for the boys.
Love you Tim.
Dave Rodriguez
Our family met Tim about 15 years ago when he was taking time out of his day to teach my son how to hit a baseball. Then we really got to know him when he coached our son’s hockey team a few seasons, playing alongside Jack. He was one of the most honest and genuine people I have ever met. He always made our family say to each other “what a great guy” every time we saw him and made us glad we knew him and his family. Tim, having you in heaven will make it more fun, but it’s our loss here. God bless ya, Tim, we all love you.
Tim,
You were such a good guy. You were never mean to me and Ron when we were kids; even though my own brother (your friend at the time,), was.
Years later, we worked together at your fledgling business, and spent a lot of time talking; you were going through a rough time then.
I remember when you came but my place while I was cooking dinner, and I burnt the fried chicken because you had me too busy talking!
You moved back to the city and we fell out of touch, but we made memories as young kids and adults, and I will remember your goodness always.
Rest in peace old friend,
Helen