Raymond Timbrook

Raymond J. Timbrook (February 19, 1948 – March 13, 1992) was an engineer and surveyor whose professional skills helped shape development projects in northeastern Ohio. Colleagues described him as thoughtful and meticulous; he carried blueprints and plans home and threw his energy into the details of his work. At CT Consultants he was respected for his technical ability and steady work ethic.

Raymond was a father and family man. He left behind two sons, Bryon and Scott, who were teenagers when he died. Family members remembered a father who attended Little League games and took time for fishing trips — small, steady acts that gave shape to everyday life and to the bond he shared with his children. Those who knew him recalled someone who cared for his family and took pride in doing his job well.

A native of the region, Raymond’s life was centered on work, family and community. Public records show he is memorialized at Riverside Cemetery in Painesville, Ohio, where his grave marker bears his name and dates. In the years after his death his family held vigils and sought answers, but public accounts emphasize first and foremost the human loss — a husband and father gone too soon, a carrière of service to local engineering projects cut short.

Because contemporary public records about Raymond center largely on his death and the subsequent investigation, many intimate details of his daily life remain private to family and close friends. What is clear from the verified record is that Raymond mattered to those around him — as a skilled engineer, a dependable coworker and a father who made time for his sons. This remembrance honors that life: the steady labor, the small rituals of family, and the love that survivors preserve in memory. May his careful work and his devotion to family be remembered by those who loved him.