Tim Dickman, 65, passed away December 6, 2020 at St Joseph Hospital in Stockton. Born Timothy John Dickman on December 18, 1954 the son of Albert and Marjorie (Regello) Dickman.
Tim is survived by his brother Dan Dickman of Santa Rosa. Tim lost his parents when he was 10 years old, both to cancer in 1965. Tim grew up with his cousins in the John Dickman family (Albert’s brother) and the Lisa (Regello) Helm family (Margie’s sister). Tim is survived by his close cousins on his mom’s side, Sandra (Helm) Gordon, Barbara (Helm) Yarbrough and his close cousins on his Dad’s side, Richard Dickman, Linda (Dickman) Franklin, Terry Dickman, Janet (Dickman) McTaggart and Julie (Dickman) Sprott. He had many other cousins as well.
Tim was born and raised in Manteca, where he spent most of his life. He was a big hearted man who always gave what he had to whoever needed it. This was true throughout Tim's life. He attended Lincoln Junior High, Manteca High and Calla, graduating in 1973. Tim played football at Manteca HS his first two years. He was also an avid pool player, spending a lot of time at Mal’s Billiards in Manteca. Timmy loved life. He had a great appreciation of art, which was surprising to many. He loved nature and had a true love of family. You never wondered how he felt. He hugged hard and he loved deeply. Those who experienced this, know.
P.L. Fry & Son is honored to be serving the Dickman family. Due to COVID-19 There will be a celebration of Tim’s life for those who loved him so much at a later date, when it is safe to do so. An online tribute page is available for condolences to the family at www.plfryandson.com
Manteca (Calif.) Bulletin
Tim is survived by his brother Dan Dickman of Santa Rosa. Tim lost his parents when he was 10 years old, both to cancer in 1965. Tim grew up with his cousins in the John Dickman family (Albert’s brother) and the Lisa (Regello) Helm family (Margie’s sister). Tim is survived by his close cousins on his mom’s side, Sandra (Helm) Gordon, Barbara (Helm) Yarbrough and his close cousins on his Dad’s side, Richard Dickman, Linda (Dickman) Franklin, Terry Dickman, Janet (Dickman) McTaggart and Julie (Dickman) Sprott. He had many other cousins as well.
Tim was born and raised in Manteca, where he spent most of his life. He was a big hearted man who always gave what he had to whoever needed it. This was true throughout Tim's life. He attended Lincoln Junior High, Manteca High and Calla, graduating in 1973. Tim played football at Manteca HS his first two years. He was also an avid pool player, spending a lot of time at Mal’s Billiards in Manteca. Timmy loved life. He had a great appreciation of art, which was surprising to many. He loved nature and had a true love of family. You never wondered how he felt. He hugged hard and he loved deeply. Those who experienced this, know.
P.L. Fry & Son is honored to be serving the Dickman family. Due to COVID-19 There will be a celebration of Tim’s life for those who loved him so much at a later date, when it is safe to do so. An online tribute page is available for condolences to the family at www.plfryandson.com
Manteca (Calif.) Bulletin
Saturday, December 26, 2020
