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» Go to news mainIN MEMORIAM: Custodian Tim Young
Dalhousie's Department of Facilities Management, together with the Schulich School of Law and the Dalhousie Arts Centre, Fountain School of Performing Arts, and Dalhousie Art Gallery, extend deepest sympathy and condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of custodian Tim Young, who passed away suddenly on Dec. 31 surrounded by family.
āHe will be truly missed by his team members,ā says Timās supervisor, Juanita Haas. āHe was very well-loved and respected, easygoing, never in a bad mood.ā
Tim worked in the Law school from 2002ā2010, where he made such an impact that he was awarded the Weldon Law Grad Ring by the graduating classes of both 2006 and 2008. Here is a quote fromĀ the DalĀ News storyĀ about the unique event:
āWhen you think of how many hours are spent in this building by students, it makes a difference when itās in such good shape,ā said graduating student Katie Ives, from Antigonish.āTimās always working hard to make sure law students have everything they need and that everything is in its place. We really appreciate all the hard work he does,ā Ms. Ives added. Ā
Tim went on to work at the Arts Centre, where he will be missed by all units, including faculty and students in the Fountain School of Performing Arts (FSPA). āTimās cheerful presence in the Arts Centre was a constant source of affirmation for all of us in FSPA," says director Jacqueline Warwick. "He had a gift for making each person he spoke with feel valued, and he contributed enormously to making our school into a community.ā
Facilities Managementās Director of Operations Darrell Boutilier echoed the statements above, adding, āTim was a great employee and wonderful person.ā
Tim Youngās full obituary can be found here:Ā
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