Memorial for Timothy Edward Klibbe
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It is with great sadness we announce that Timothy Edward Klibbe, of Aurora Colorado, passed away in a motorcycle accident on Monday September 3, 2018 in Cheyenne Wyoming.
Timothy will be dearly missed by wife Bridgett, daughters Aria and Lily, mother Jaylene Lantz Klibbe, and sisters Heather Heritage and Karen Klibbe. Timothy was a loving uncle to Samantha, Lexi, Tristian and Izzy. He was a father figure and brother to many who are brokenhearted at this loss.
At a very young age, he moved with his family to Denver Colorado where he and his father became the biggest Bronco fans anyone could come across. He resided there until he graduated from Englewood High School in 1992. After graduation, he proudly joined the U. S. Army where he received many achievement ribbons and honorable
medals including Airborne Wings, Army Commendation Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal, Expert Infantry Badge, Combat Badge and the most highly respected award, The Purple Heart.
Timothy received a honorable medical discharge from the U.S. Army in 2014 due to injuries obtained in the Iraq war. After moving back home to Aurora Colorado, he decided to go back to school. He entered Colorado Christian University in May 2015, not knowing where his future would lead. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies on May 2018. He wanted to learn more, so Timothy started Denver Seminary in August 2018, pursuing his Master’s Degree in Divinity to become a pastor in missionary work.
Timothy was an active member of South Fellowship Church in Littleton, Colorado, where he volunteered with the Kids Ministry, the Benevolence Committee, the Communion Committee, the Greeter Team, the Food Bank, and Family Promise, and was also starting a residency with the Community Outreach Team this fall. He was loved by many and walked with the feet of Jesus everywhere he stepped.
Timothy's family paid this tribute to him: "Timothy was the kindest man you could cross paths with. He opened his heart and home to many and loved on whomever he could in ways that became magical. A man like that will be forever missed in this world."
Due to a number of unfortunate circumstances, Timothy's family will not be receiving any of his financial benefits. Your donation blessing will be received with heartfelt gratitude.
Timothy will be dearly missed by wife Bridgett, daughters Aria and Lily, mother Jaylene Lantz Klibbe, and sisters Heather Heritage and Karen Klibbe. Timothy was a loving uncle to Samantha, Lexi, Tristian and Izzy. He was a father figure and brother to many who are brokenhearted at this loss.
At a very young age, he moved with his family to Denver Colorado where he and his father became the biggest Bronco fans anyone could come across. He resided there until he graduated from Englewood High School in 1992. After graduation, he proudly joined the U. S. Army where he received many achievement ribbons and honorable
medals including Airborne Wings, Army Commendation Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal, Expert Infantry Badge, Combat Badge and the most highly respected award, The Purple Heart.
Timothy received a honorable medical discharge from the U.S. Army in 2014 due to injuries obtained in the Iraq war. After moving back home to Aurora Colorado, he decided to go back to school. He entered Colorado Christian University in May 2015, not knowing where his future would lead. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies on May 2018. He wanted to learn more, so Timothy started Denver Seminary in August 2018, pursuing his Master’s Degree in Divinity to become a pastor in missionary work.
Timothy was an active member of South Fellowship Church in Littleton, Colorado, where he volunteered with the Kids Ministry, the Benevolence Committee, the Communion Committee, the Greeter Team, the Food Bank, and Family Promise, and was also starting a residency with the Community Outreach Team this fall. He was loved by many and walked with the feet of Jesus everywhere he stepped.
Timothy's family paid this tribute to him: "Timothy was the kindest man you could cross paths with. He opened his heart and home to many and loved on whomever he could in ways that became magical. A man like that will be forever missed in this world."
Due to a number of unfortunate circumstances, Timothy's family will not be receiving any of his financial benefits. Your donation blessing will be received with heartfelt gratitude.
Organizer and beneficiary
Kara Wynn
Organizer
Littleton, CO
Bridgett Bingham Klibbe
Beneficiary
