Timothy Phillip Rauen

October 13, 1952 - April 5, 2013

Obituary

Timothy Phillip Rauen, Age 60

Lifetime Seattle resident Timothy P. Rauen, died peacefully on April 5, 2013 surrounded by his loving family.

Tim was the third of nine children born to Jim & Bea Rauen on October 13, 1952. Tim grew up on Capitol Hill, attending St. Joseph’s and Seattle Prep.

Paralyzed from the chest down as a result of a childhood accident, Tim inspired us daily with his courage and love of life. His determination and independence were survival skills for him. Tim was a youth soccer coach, a self-taught programmer with a successful 35-year career at Boeing, and most importantly a devoted husband and father who fully participated in his daughters’ lives. Tim was loving, caring and generous. He met challenges with indomitable spirit, grace, good humor and an attitude that was unique. 

Tim is survived by his wife of 29 years Tiffany, daughters Gracie and Sophia, parents Jim & Bea, siblings Michael (Sandra), Josie (Craig) Arntz, Mary Kay (Tom) Koon, Jerome (Debbie), Thomas (Deena), David (Kelay), Trissa (Nick) Hodapp, sister in law Chris Rauen and 23 nieces & nephews. Tim was preceded in death by his brother John Rauen, and his nieces Angela Rauen and Betsy Arntz.

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Trissa
Trissa
5 years ago

Tim-

You were an amazing brother, awesome father and husband, and taught me how to play a wicked game of cribbage. Your sense of humor, keen intelligence, great smile, and courage will never be forgotten.

We miss you terribly.

Love,

Trissa, Nick, Atticus, and Bea.

Phil
Phil
5 years ago

Tim was an inspiration to all who worked with him. His positive attitude, smile and ability to work within the team were well known and appreciated.

Tim’s love of family, especially his kids, were a constant topic of conversation. May his family feel the love of the Savior as they deal with his loss.

Danny Hurley
Danny Hurley
5 years ago

Lots of great memories, your a true friend. Be good in the next life.