Timothy P. Husband

Birth date: Sep 18, 1956 Death date: Dec 16, 2017

Timothy P. Husband, age 61 of Rehoboth Beach, DE, passed away on Saturday, December 16, 2017, at his home. He was born Tuesday, September 18, 1956 in Kennett Square, PA, son of the late Joseph and Mary (McLaughlin) Husband. Mr. H Read Obituary

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Michael Sinatra

367w ago

I am ashamed that I only found out about Mr. Husband's passing in the last few days. Mr. Husband was my Spanish teacher at Valley Forge Jr. High, and he was one of my favorite teachers throughout all of school. I, on the other hand, was probably his most annoying student--a combination class clown and class cretin--but it was my strange way of showing affection. I loved his class and learned a lot, and I'll always have even the oddball memories--like when he taught us to sing "Jenny (867-5309)" in Spanish. (It had started out as a lesson in how to say telephone numbers and related things in Spanish.) Rest easy, Mr. H, and know that you made a difference in your students' lives.

Michael Sinatra, VFJH and CHS (Class of 1987)

Jan Paytas

367w ago

Always will remember you Tim your watching the kids, you visiting and most importantly your friendship
Jan and john Paytas

Hilary Walsh

387w ago

Mr. Husband was my teacher more then 20 years ago but I still remember him clearly. He not only taught me Spanish but he taught me that teachers could care about you as a person as well. He showed me compassion and I am thankful that our paths crossed. My heart goes out to his husband and family.

Hilary Walsh
Los Angeles, CA

Judith S Ciemania

405w ago

The Husband family lived across the backyard from my family in Kennett Square. We all grew up together and played together for years. What a great guy. My thoughts and prayers are with you. RIP Timmy.

Judi Scott Ciemania
Lewes DE

Tomeka

405w ago

I HAVE WORKED FOR YOU FOR A SHORT TIME, I ENJOYED THE TIME THAT WE HAD TOGETHER, YOU HAVE TOUCHED A LOT OF PEOPLE'S LIFE ,YOU MAYBE GONE BUT YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN LOVE YOU UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN TOMEKA

James Mangin

405w ago

I remember first meeting Mr. Husband when he was a subsitute teacher that eventually became one of my own teachers. At the time, I didn't understand his lessons and thought everything he said was nonsensical, and as i now pursue the same degree that he has in college I realize that I've never been so wrong in my life. Even when I doubted him his methods helped. Though it annoyed me when I was an edgy teenager, he had a lot of spunk and was a fun guy. I wish I had appreciated that when I had the chance.

John Mccarthy

406w ago

I still use Mr. Husband's lessons in Spanish to this day. His legacy shines on brightly by those who met him, and the charismatic, positivity he showed to everybody! I will play some Christina Aguilera for you and drink a beer, good sir. Thank you so for your generosity.

Jean

406w ago

Doc! Will miss you....Love you dear friend.
Beannie

Joy Mossholder

406w ago

From my days at Valley Forge Junior High - and Conestoga...simply this news is so incredibly sad! Mr Hisband was also the life guard at Old Forge Crossing during many of my summers and so many remember him there... And I would visit him at Conestoga after graduating. Such a fun soul. And an amazing Spanish teacher who taught me how to have fun learning a new language... My heart goes out to his husband, family and close friends... peace be with you.

Lee Ann Moldovanyi, Class Of 1987

406w ago

Me. Husband was hands-down my favorite teacher in high school, and in fact a friend. I am so sad to learn of this. He had a great sense of humor, tons of caring for his students, and a beautiful heart. Hugs to his husband, brother, and close friends.

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