Birth date: Feb 22, 1948 Death date: Jun 26, 2018
Mr. Walter Timothy Dilbeck “Walley,” of Fremont, California, born on February 22, 1948 in HAYWARD, California, to the late Edna E Dilbeck and the late Walter W Dilbeck, passed away at age 70 on June 26, 2018 in Livermore, Californ Read Obituary
My deepest condolences to his family, I was his best friend as growing up and been trying to locate him for months, I live in Oklahoma if any of his family can please call me I would great appreciate it. He is missed and now is in Heaven with Our maker. R.I.P my number is 580-225-2772 Thank you
I met Tim when we were in our 20’s. I wish things were different and we stayed close longer. But my move to Washington State in search of cheep land and my own home, led me away. I thank you for being the sweet,kind, and always smiling funny guy you were, when I was around you. I remember your long brown hair blowing in the air, your brown cordaroy pants, you smileing while driving your Austin Healy. I will always hold you in my heart. To your family, I wish you all Gods comfort and blessings. You were blessed with a fine brother and uncle.
My name is Kay Wynne, I used to date Tim in my 20’s. I have always regret leaving him. I didn’t really know how to love back then, as I wasn’t shown much love from my family. Tim was the nicest guy I know. I couldn’t find him for years since my mind was, confused by meeting my brother in the 80’s who’s name was Walter Keith and my birth father’s name was Walter Jefferson. I only knew Tim as Tim. If I was the person I’m today, back then, who knows about real love, Gods love, and if I was more bold, I would of asked him to marry me back then. I’ve never meet a nicer guy. Nor will I ever. Your long brown hair back then, your brown cordaroys, your black lab type dog, your Austin Heally, your smile and laughter. I still have the cook book you gave me when you lived with Donny. We met up again in our late 30’s. You took me to a great meal, but I got scared, I didn’t deserve you, you were perfect, sweet and caring, as for me and my insecurities, not being able to have kids, I felt like you needed your own. I should of discussed it with you, I should of given you a chance to reply, but i left. You were the perfect man. Thus, I made me sad all these years. See I moved to Washington in a couple of weeks notice, since I needed to buy my own land, I didn’t say by to only 2 people, only cause they came to my garage sale. I planned on going to California and find you this summer, but once again, my timing is the worst. I don’t mean to sound like a pitty letter, i’m upset of your passing and not being able to see you again and explain my foolishness. You never really knew it, but you always have had a special place in my heart and always will. I hope you didn’t suffer. I love you always. Kay
So happy we shared a neighborhood together Tim. Rest In Peace my old friend.
To all the Dilbeck family, I share in your grief. I remember the first time I met him in The Mission many years ago. I will miss him as well. So sorry for your loss????
