Timothy John Partridge Obituary in Pendergrass at Central Cremation Services

Obituary For Timothy John Partridge

On Tuesday, January 19, 2021, Timothy John Partridge, a loving father of three children, passed away at the age of 57.

Tim was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on January 25, 1963. He was a massive Pittsburgh Steelers fan, he loved golfing, and baseball as well. Sports have always been a big part of his life, playing through high school and then coaching his son, Matthew in multiple sports. He enjoyed cooking, hunting, riding motorcycles and being with his family. Tim was a stranger to no one; he was a friend to everyone he met.

Tim was preceded in death by his Father. He is survived by his three children, Brittany, Matthew, and Pamela, his mother, brothers, several nieces, and nephews.

He is truly missed and loved unconditionally.

Due to Tim’s wishes and Covid protocols, we will be having a private ceremony with immediate family. At a later date, a celebration of life will be held in his hometown of Pittsburgh.

The Staff of Central Cremation Services is honored to support the Partridge family with End of Life Services.

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One of my treasured memories of Tim is when Marcel and I got married. Tim made sure to take pictures of my niece and nephew ( Brittany and Matthew) getting ready as well as myself getting ready. I treasure those pictures because he captured some great moments. I also remember a time when Tim made me breakfast and I couldn't finish it all. He said " don't you like it?" My response was " you gave me a Tim sized portion and no one but you could eat that big a portion". 😂. We both laughed about that. Tim, I will miss you but I'll see you whenever I look at Brittany, Matthew, and Pam
I will also hear you cheering and I'll Smile whenever the Steelers play the Bengals. Rest In Peace Big Guy! ❤️

Donna Macholda

We love you and you will forever be missed Dad. I miss all of your bad jokes, the stories from the old days that I have heard millions of times, how passionate you were watching the Steelers and just being able to talk to you. You were a protector, you were a jokester, and you were my best friend.

Pamela Partridge