Mt. Ulla, North Carolina: Timothy Richard Yorks, 63, passed away July 22, 2020 at Novant Health Rowan Regional Medical Center, Salisbury, North Carolina.
Left to cherish his memory are his wife, Laura Ruth Kreutter Yorks who he married February 24, 1990; son, Jon (Cary) Pellicane of Attica, NY; daughters, Kristin (Bradford) Bertoli of Burbank, CA, Carie (Ryan) Fugle of Salisbury, N.C., Leslie Yorks of Livonia, NY; sisters, Laurie (Charles) Wester of Conesus, NY, Julie (Tim) Loomis of Livonia, NY; grandchildren, Reed Fugle, Alanna Pellicane, Natalie Pellicane, Blake Fugle, Avery Fugle, Ellie Fugle, and twins, Nolan and Wyatt Bertoli; and nephews and nieces.
Tim was born October 11, 1956 in Rochester, NY to the late Richard L. and Elizabeth Craft Yorks. He was graduate of Livonia High School. He spent his life as a dairy farmer on the York’s Family Farm In Livonia, New York and the Foster Family Farm in Cleveland, North Carolina. Aside of his love of agriculture, he loved Shelby Mustangs.
A private memorial service was held at his home over the weekend. In Lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to The American Redcross.
Summersett Funeral Home is serving the Yorks family. Online condolences may be made at www.summerettfuneralhome.com.
Tim was one of my favorite students. A true gentleman. All of the York girls were lovely too. God bless you all. Wishing you many happy, long lasting memories of your brother. Hugs & belated condolences.
I was saddened to hear of Tim’s departure. Always looked forward to seeing him each year at the office for his Ag exemption. He was a gentleman of few words but his smile lit up the room. I have missed seeing him and knowing now I will not see that smile again leaves an emptiness in my heart. God Bless the family and our land.
So saddened to hear about Tim’s passing. I remember him as a slim youngster on Decker Road. Always the farmer and a bundle of energy. My condolences to the whole family.
So sorry for the whole family. I was just visiting this past weekend heading up decker road with my wife from the lake To visit my sister Lisa and Butch.. Remembering Tim and his sisters and of course his mom and dad. Lots of wonderful memories as we were neighbors! He will be missed by so many! So much time working and building the farm and care of animals and the land. We were so fortunate to have had them as friends ! My father was allowed to cut wood and hunt on the York’s farm too. I remember seeing Tim only take out his white with blue trim Shelby twice! It’s all different there now. Houses everywhere. The land is divided up some now but I can still remember how it was. We will always remember you Tim Yorks!
My deepest sympathy to the entire family.
Sending prayers and hugs to all during this difficult time.
To the Yorks family. We are deeply saddened by Tim’s passing. He was
a very hard worker, friendly, kind and always smiling. Farming was his life.
He was taken to early and will be missed by many. RIP Tim.
Condolences to the family. Tim was a great guy.
Uncle Tim, a man of few words but his “smirky” smile spoke volumes. I’ll never forget all the times I would bring Trevor to the farm. His eyes would always light up, watching in amazement. Your hard working ethics have certainly been passed down through the generations and your love of agriculture shines bright in my son. I thank you for being a positive role model in the eyes of my son. I am forever grateful for being apart of your family. God bless you.
So sorry to hear of Tim’s passing!
This is a sad day for the farming community. Our sincere condolences to Laura, Laurie , Julie and families. Love to you all.
Tim was always a friendly neighbor back on Decker Road, always a smile and a wave; we extend our sympathies to the family . Ed & Leslie Sharpe
Julie,.
My condolences to you and your whole family. So sorry for your loss.
So sorry to hear about our friend. Prayers with the family.
To all of Tim’s dear family …David and I are so saddened to learn of Tim’s passing.
Please know that our deepest sympathy , love, and prayers go out to all of you at this difficult time. We will always remember Tim on the farm and his love of all that went with it. We trust in faith that he is reunited with mom and dad. May you hold him and your special memories of him always in your hearts. God Bless you all.
Love,
Dave and Mary Jo Dussault