Mr. Timothy Paul Kinneberg
November 24, 1992 - November 11, 2020
Charleston,WV
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Mr. Timothy Paul Kinneberg
November 24, 1992 - November 11, 2020
Charleston,WV
Obituary
Timothy Paul Kinneberg, 27, of Charleston, WV passed away on November 11, 2020 from complications stemming from Type 1 Diabetes. He was the beloved son of Paul and Raymona Kinneberg of Charleston. He was born on November 24, 1992, graduated from George Washington High School in 2011, and attended WVU. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. He loved all sports, especially football, basketball, and baseball, and had a near photographic memory regarding sports facts.
There will be a graveside service officiated by the Reverend Dr. Nancy Kahaian of First Presbyterian Church of Charleston for close friends and family. Arrangements are being made by Barlow Bonsall Funeral Home.
You may visit Tim’s tribute page at www.BarlowBonsall.com to share memories or condolences with the family.
In lieu of flowers, friends are asked to make donations to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, which is committed to find a cure for Juvenile (Type 1) Diabetes. Their website is www.JDRF.org.
38 responses to Mr. Timothy Paul Kinneberg
Jim Freeman says:
November 18, 2020
Paul and Raymona,
I am sorry to hear of your loss. You have my sincere sympathies. My heart hurts greatly for you.
Jim
Dave Kinneberg says:
November 17, 2020
When I think back on Tim’s life, two incidents come to mind. The first occurred at a family reunion in Lake Tahoe. We were enjoying the pool and I was playing with Tim in the water when he fell asleep in my arms – in the pool. Now it’s possible that I am an unusually boring swimming partner. However, I prefer to believe that Tim felt completely comfortable in my arms, and the action of the waves and the warmth of the water combined to put him to sleep. He felt secure enough with me to fall asleep in an environment that many children find unsettling – and that made me feel terrific. The second time occurred one evening when I was staying over in Charleston on a trip from MA to TX. We were all in the kitchen talking while Paul and Raymona were preparing dinner. While she was cooking, Raymona was hlping Tim review his homework for the next day. I thought to myself how lucky Tim was to have parents like Paul and Raymona – parents who made sure he did his homework even though it would have been easy to use my visit as an excuse. That was an important lesson in itself.
Tim’s life was tragically short. Nevertheless, he touched many people, myself included.
Love to Paul and Raymona.
Lynn Meyer says:
November 17, 2020
Dear Paul and Raymona,
In a year fraught with everything unimaginable we, your CQ dance friends are greatly saddened by the loss of your beloved son. All of your dance friends in all groups care a great deal about you and will do anything to make your days bearable and then better. On behalf of the CQ Dance club we pray for you and Paul on the loss of Timothy. May his memory be as a blessing.
Lynn Meyer
Adola Miller
Co Dance Chairs
Tasha Tolliver says:
November 17, 2020
Dear Paul and Raymona, My heart is entirely broken for you both. The pain of losing a child is like no other. I’m so very sorry. I’m sending all the love possible to you and your dear Timothy.
Tasha
Cathy Kinneberg says:
November 17, 2020
Paul and Raymona,
I pray you find comfort in all the happy memories you made with Tim through the years. I love you both. My heart aches for you.
Cathy