Timothy Garnett

Timothy Garnett was a young man tied to his Richmond neighborhood and known to those who crossed his path. At 28, he lived on the 500 block of Mango Court and was part of the everyday fabric of the Whitcomb Court area — a person with connections to family, friends, and neighbors who remember him beyond public records.

Public sources identify Timothy by name, age, and place of residence and confirm he died on January 11, 2019. While there is no family-published obituary located in major local outlets that matches those exact details, official notices and community remembrances show that his passing affected people in his neighborhood. Online memorial pages created by friends and community members record condolences and personal memories, indicating he was loved and missed by those who knew him.

Because formal published obituaries with extended family-authorized remembrances were not found in the public record, this page holds space for the personal memories and quiet details that matter most: the sense of community around Mango Court and Whitcomb Court, the friendships reflected in online condolences, and the fact that Timothy’s life mattered to those who knew him. This remembrance honors him as a person first — not by the circumstances of his death — and acknowledges the limits of publicly available information while treating what is known with care and respect.

If family members or close friends wish to share additional memories, photographs, or a family-authorized notice to be included here, those contributions would help build a fuller portrait of Timothy’s life and the relationships that defined it.