Memories of Tim Callahan

My dad and I shared an interest in sailing. When I was a child, he had a sailboat that he would take the family on weekend trips around Cape Cod in the summer. He also did longer sailing trips to Bermuda and once as far as Hawaii on his friend's sailboat. He had a deep appreciation for the beauty

Tim's love and appreciation for this hike were so genuine - and so contagious. Doing this hike with him was always a truly special experience and made so much more enjoyable by his awe and admiration of nature's beauty.

Tim was an amazing work friend to so many of us. A thoughtful leader who was always willing to share insights and give support. This is a photo of his friends from the special ed world in Massachusetts - from left to right - Dave Manzo (COMPASS and Cotting Schools), David Hirshberg (Germaine Lawrenc

Enjoying Thanksgiving Day horse races with Mary in NOLA

An amazing family man! I love this photo, so in love with his Mary, Morgan and Devin!!!

Chopping down the family Christmas tree with Morgan and Devin in Breckenridge.

We would often kid Tim, that he was "the greatest overthinker of our generation" and there was some truth to that. But Tim often saw issues from angles that others missed or were too impatient to fully explore. I miss those conversation in person, on the phone or over dinner. Blessed by his friendsh

Tim knew how to captain a boat. He tought others to sail and made sure we always had fun but learned something (or a lot of things) each time we were on the water. But be careful when he tells you to "pop off" and help bring the boat ashore.. you just might find yourself in 20 feet of water. We love