Birth date: Jun 15, 1974 Death date: Feb 19, 2018
Timothy Darren Monk, age 43, passed away on February 19, 2018. Tim was born June 15, 1974 in Leesville. He recently resided in Baton Rouge. Preceding him in death was his father, Dr. Larry E. Monk and his grandparents, Claiborne Read Obituary
I think of you often them. Please take care of Hogan for me and I’ll take care of the McRibs for you!
Really missing you today, my friend. You were a great Facebook friend. Always made me laugh, very helpful. Thank you for being such a special person and touching so many of us.
Thinking of you and Jeff today , take care. Love Robbie
Charlotte, so sorry to hear of your son's passing. He now with some other very special people, his dad, Larry and grandparents. May God be with you during these trying days. Our thoughts and prayers be with you.Morris and Jackie (Crews) McRae
May God be with the family and give you peace.
Just now seeing this and am shocked of hearing it, he was one f my best art students at LHS. very talented person.
Charlotte and family, I am so sorry to read of you son, Tim, passing. I am sure words can not take away the pain, but hopefully my thoughts and prayers can help you and Jeff help you through the days ahead. And, I know that Larry will be welcoming him with open arms. Sincerely, Claire
Tim's kindness, intelligence, goodness, talent and soul reached far and wide. Tim will not be forgotten. He is here in my heart.
I just learned of Tim's passing earlier today. I am still in complete shock. Tim and I were childhood friends, and have been in touch again the past several years on Facebook. Tim was exceptionally talented, intelligent, funny and so kind. I have many memories of your entire family. I pray that you all are able to find peace and comfort. Lean on each other, and hang on to the incredible memories you have. Love you all! - Wendy (Perkins) Helm - daughter of Jack & Janet Perkins
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Gonna miss ya buddy. Love you. God Bless you and family and friends. Always in our hearts, memories, thoughts, and prayers. We may have heavy sadness and sorrow temporarily, but what you meant to the Class of Leesville High School 1993 and the community will be a permanent picture of the man you are; kind, humble, generous, forgiving R.I.P my friend. You might not be here physically, but spiritually, you are right here with us. Until next time, Godspeed my brother
