Timothy Richard Smith - Rockstar
“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything.” Plato
Thank you for visiting one of the resting places of Timothy Smith. Our son was cremated August 2022 after his sudden passing. To say that we miss him is such an understatement. We think of him every day and would give our world to God if He would grant us another day with Tim. When you visit this resting place or remember him; say a prayer to let him know you thought of him, heard a song that reminds you of him or had a beautiful memory of him.
The following is his obituary something parents should never have to write.
Timothy R Smith, 35, of Concord, CA passed away on Wednesday, August 3, 2022.
Tim is survived by his parents, Richard D Smith, Jr of Manteca, CA and Tammy J Metrovich (Michael) of Stockton, CA, brothers Travis Metrovich, Union City and Mark Metrovich, Santa Barbara and sister, Megan Metrovich, Los Angeles, grandmother Laura Smith, Manteca, CA and Beverly Brown (Bill) Gadsden, AL. Tim is also survived by aunts and uncles, Lohrie Smith Pardue (Robert), Susan Smith, Mary Ellen Zidich, Brian Eubanks, Leonard Eubanks, Peitra Wivell, Louis Rivara, and Michael Zidich. His cousins Cyndi Zidich, Jon Zidich, Peter Zidich, Alison Zidich, Steven Stone, Leslie Lowe, Kenneth Pardue, Alicia Wivell-Walton (Moe), Jack Wivell and Jon Wivell. He will be forever missed by his true love, Kasey Maureen Coffey.
He was preceded in death by grandfather, Leonard Timothy Eubanks, grandfather Richard D Smith, grandparents, John and Patricia Metrovich and great aunt, Endis Litchfield.
Tim had an intense love of music. He was in several small-town bands where he played guitar, bass, drums, ukulele, and of course vocals. He spent many hours writing songs, recording vocals and playing any instrument he could get his hands on including the ukulele, drums, acoustic guitar, bass guitar and kalimba.
An avid Oakland Raider and Athletics fan, Tim loved spending time with his family attending games and cheering on his teams; win or lose. He was known for his “whistle” when his team scored a touchdown. He was a fun-loving soul with a wonderful sense of humor and a heart of gold. He enjoyed nature with Kasey at his favorite Lake Tahoe and Yosemite spots.
Public viewing Thursday, August 11, 2022 from 3:00 - 6:00 PM. PL Fry and Sons, 290 N Union Rd., Manteca CA.
Services will be private.

Timothy Richard Smith
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