Monday, December 12, 2022
“A sweet and gentle man,” our daughter described Tim. We first really got to know Tim and Janice when they and we joined the St. Raphael RCIA team in the late 1980s. They would open weekly sessions with the most beautiful and peaceful meditations that would spark the spirituality of those in the group preparing to become Catholics. From those years, as Tim became one of my closest friends, we came to know his kindness, thoughtfulness, concern for others and, for all his intellectual brilliance, his humility. (He was brave, too, willing to stand alone in front of the congregation at Mass as the leader of song.) Arlene and I will miss his “you-did-a-great-job” calls. I will miss our “male-bonding” lunches. The world will miss this man who, I believe, was about as near-perfect a human being as ever walked this earth. But we believe he's happily hugging his children while the angels sing his praises. Thank you, Tim Driscoll, sweet and gentle man. – John and Arlene Vosilla
