Timothy Michael Tiedemann, 45 of Orlando died Monday, October 17, 2011 at Florida Hospital. Timothy was born September 4, 1966 in Rockledge, Florida to Eileen and Thomas Tiedemann. He graduated from the University of Miami with his Bachelor's degree. Timothy worked as an Audio Engineer. He is survived by his parents, Eileen and Thomas Tiedemann. Family services will be held in Coco Beach, FL.
I just learned of Tim's passing. He was a great friend at U of Miami, and when we worked together at Disney World, and when we hung out in NYC in the early 90s. Then sadly, we lost touch. He was a fun, smart, positive and wonderful man, who I will always love. I'm so sorry for your family's loss. - James Dorgan
14Oct2012
Hello Mr. and Mrs. Tiedmann,
My name is Jim Johnson. I was a classmate of Tim's at Miami. We had a number of music engineering classes together and shared a lot of the same musical interests. I had not been in touch with Tim since the early 90s, but recently started working in New York, and was trying to get back in touch when I read about his passing. Although I did not know much about Tim's life over the past few years, I was very saddened to hear about your loss. I always enjoyed Tim's passion for detail in his work, his love for classical music and his devotion to perfecting his contribution to the arts. Hi engaging intellect and laugh were always a delight to be around as well. I wish I had stayed in touch with him.
Again, I very sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you to this day, as I can only imagine the pain you continue to deal with on a daily basis.
My name is Jim Johnson. I was a classmate of Tim's at Miami. We had a number of music engineering classes together and shared a lot of the same musical interests. I had not been in touch with Tim since the early 90s, but recently started working in New York, and was trying to get back in touch when I read about his passing. Although I did not know much about Tim's life over the past few years, I was very saddened to hear about your loss. I always enjoyed Tim's passion for detail in his work, his love for classical music and his devotion to perfecting his contribution to the arts. Hi engaging intellect and laugh were always a delight to be around as well. I wish I had stayed in touch with him.
Again, I very sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you to this day, as I can only imagine the pain you continue to deal with on a daily basis.
Please feel free to reach out to me if helpful.
Yours sincerely,
Jim Johnson
jjjhockey@gmail.com