Timothy Curran Obituary Carol Stream IL, In Loving Memory Of Timothy Curran

Publish date: 2024-05-15
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Timothy Curran Obituary, Death – On November 1, 2023, Timothy John Curran, who resided in Carol Stream and was 75 years old, died away. Tim is survived by his beloved wife, Cheri; his loving children Sean (Karen), Brian (Kate), and Kathleen (Charlie) Crispino; his cherished grandchildren, Patrick, Clare, Fiona, Neve, Penelope, and Charlotte; his dear sister Colleen (Jerry) Kinsella;

his loving mother-in-law, Marie (Floyd) Dooley; and dear nieces and nephews, Bridget Segroves, Katie O’Conner and Tim Kinsella; many other relatives and countless friends. On February 3, 1948, Tim Curran was born on the Southside of Chicago to Joseph and Rosemary Curran, who have now passed away. While he was a student at Little Flower High School,

he fell in love with the girl of his dreams, Cheri. 1969 was the year when they tied the knot. Tim got his start in the photography industry at Eastman Kodak. After that, he established himself as the proprietor of TC Electric. His most recent employer was the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District, where he worked as an Operating Engineer.

He was a dedicated member of IUOE Local 399 and really enjoyed his time serving as a Trustee for the Union during this period. Tim went into retirement in 2010, yet he continued to be involved in Union activities. In addition to that, he was a volunteer fireman with the Calumet City and Carol Stream Fire District from 1977 to 1987, working on an as-needed basis for pay. He had a wide variety of interests, and some of his favorites were golf, carpentry, and smoking meat. However, Tim’s favorite thing of all was to spend time with his loved ones,

especially while they were laughing and listening to his tales. He was always prepared to assist anybody who needed it, whether it was a friend, a family member, or a neighbor. Tim had a lot of enthusiasm for his work, but his family was always his first priority. Many people will miss him very, very much.

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