Hackerson, Timothy 12/27/1957 – 9/3/2022
It is with great sadness we announce the unexpected passing on Saturday, September 3, 2022 of Timothy Paul Hackerson, aged 64 of Imperial, MO. He was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph (Patricia) Hackerson and Evelyn Hackerson; parents in law, Layard Reifsteck. He is survived by his loving wife of 26 years, Janice (Reifsteck); children, David (Seiko) Hackerson, Katherine (Allan) Atkins, Jessica (Chris) Collins, Jacob Hackerson, Joshua (Marissa) Hackerson; step-children, Tara (Nate) Salah, Tonya Logan. He leaves behind many beautiful grandchildren. He is survived by his sisters; Eileen Tondini, Marlene (Scott) Knudson, Colleen (Brad) Coop; brother-in-law, Dean (Trisha) Reifsteck; mother-in law, Doris Reifsteck. He also leaves behind many nieces, nephews and dear friends.
Tim was a beloved husband, father, and grandfather. He put his trust and faith into the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. His personal relationship with Jesus defined him. He continually strived to live for Christ, and was a true example of a man who served and lived for the Lord. He also loved attending sporting events with his kids and grandkids. Tim (Dad/Timmy/Grandpa Timmy/Pops) will be missed by so many.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, Sept 8th, 2022, from 4-8 pm. Funeral services will be held on Friday, September 9th at 11 am, with visitation from 10-11 am. The visitation and funeral will be held at Windsor Baptist Church, 6701 US-61, Imperial, MO 63052. Robert Sterling, officiating. Interment Shepherd Hills Cemetery.
Tim worked for me for many years at Lyon, and was not only a great employee, but more importantly, simply a genuinely nice person. I am sure he will be missed, not only his family, but the many friends and customers, with whom he came in contact through out his life.
I knew Tim since he was in high school working at the Newark grocery store. And later I worked with him at Lyon for many years. He had a wonderful Christian witness and was a great guy to work with. Since he was a salesman in Missouri, he was the first person to tell me about Walmart stores before they were even in Illinois.
Tim and I worked together at Lyon for many years. He had a wonderful Christian witness and a great guy to work with. We are praying for the family during this difficult time.
Tim was always a very special mentor and boss, but most importantly just a great person overall. I was, for many years, lucky enough to have him as a good friend and confidant. The world was, and is, a better place with Tim’s faith, humor, and guidance. He will be missed greatly by a multitude of acquaintances and co-workers. One of my fondest memories of Tim comes from a laughter-filled afternoon dinner we had at Nachomamas Tex-Mex in St. Louis. My condolences and prayers go out to Jan and Tim’s family.
So sorry for your loss. I grew up with Tim, going to grade school and high school together and he lived just down the street from me, so we spent a lot of time together. Many happy memories. Another great guy that will be truly missed.
I met Tim in the mid 1970’s when we worked at Lyon and have been friends since that time. We shared many good times during the decades and he was a good soul.
My condolences to Tims Family. Gods blessings to you, and may Tim Rest In Peace, and may perpetual light shine upon him.
Mark
Tim was a dear friend and was always in my corner both personally and for work. We worked together at Lyon as contemporaries and then as my leader. He was a devoted Christian and we spoke often about our faith. He had a wonderful sense of humor and we had many laughs together. He loved his family so much and talked about them often. I could always count on Tim for advice and guidance. He will be missed by so many as he made an impact on everyone he met. Such a good man – very sad time for us all who knew him.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this tough time.
God Bless.
Tim was a dear friend and was always in my corner both personally and for work. We worked together at Lyon as contemporaries and then as my leader. He was a devoted Christian and we spoke often about our faith. He had a wonderful sense of humor and we had many laughs together. He loved his family so much and talked about them often. He will be missed by so many as he made an impact on everyone he met. Such a good man – very sad time for us all who knew him.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this tough time.
God Bless.
Tim came through Indianapolis last August 2021 and had dinner at the Woodstock Club with Martha and Me. Great fun laughing about the “misadventures” of our decades of working together at Lyon. We will miss Tim, a truly great guy. Our deepest sympathy to Jan.
For most of my 34 years with Lyon, I knew Tim from national sales meetings. For a short period of less than a year late in our careers, he was my manager. I found Tim to be an upbeat, respectful, friendly and moral man. I know he will truly be missed by those who were closest to him in life. My condolences to his family.
Tim came through Indianapolis last August 2021 and had dinner at the Woodstock Club with Martha and me. Great fun laughing at our “misadventures” from the many decades of working together at Lyon. We will miss Tim, a truly great guy. Our deepest sympathy to Jan.
Tim was a wonderful friend of everyone at Industrial Shelving. He has touched everybody one’s heart his own special way. We have become good friends through the years. Among many other gifts he shared, he has taught me the love of basketball. We are all better to have Tim in our lives
I was extremely fortunate to work with Tim (Hack) for many years. I never looked at it as work because we always had fun when we were together . It was very clear to me early on when I met Hack that Faith , Family and Friendships were the most important things in his life. I have been with my company 34 years and I can confidently say that I have not come across anyone more passionate and dedicated trying to make the company and themselves be the best they can be. When Hack arrived in town to work with me his first question was always ” How’s your family doing ?” and he would listen closely to my response. After listening to me , Hack would proudly discuss updates on his family which I always loved to hear because you could see in his eyes how important family was to him. I always considered myself a huge sports fan until I met Hack. His only flaw was being a Cubs fan.
Thoughts and Prayers to Jan and Tim’s Family.
Hack hired me at Lyon 15 years ago ago and I am truly indebted to him for his training and guidance through the years. He always asked about how I was doing personally and professionally. It was a pleasure working and learning from him. He will be missed. Condolences to Jan and his family.
Tim was a bright and shining light for the Lord. I remember he and Jan when they were my life group leaders when I attended Windsor baptist church. Jan you have my deepest sympathy and prayers.
I am so very sorry for your loss Jan. I was able to meet Tim years ago when you were dating. I knew he was the one because he shared your Christian values. He truly adored you. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. May your Faith in the Lord give you strength.
I will always remember Tim as a born leader. I worked with Tim at Lyon and I always knew him as the senior Manager. We became friends and stayed friends for the last 22 years. He was a great person that could tell a great story. My deepest condolences to the family at this very tough time. Bob Geurtze
I write this letter with great sadness and a heavy heart. On behalf of everyone at Storage Solutions, I would like to offer you our sincerest sympathies for the loss of your husband, Janice. Tim was one of our vendors who was an incredible person inside and out, and we were lucky to know him. Tim was thoughtful and generous, and his devotion to family and church was admirable. We wish you comfort, peace, and hope in this time of sadness. We are praying for your entire family as you mourn the loss of your husband. Tim will be genuinely missed by everyone who knows him.
I had the wonderful opportunity of working with Tim at Lyon for a number of years. I have so many fond memories of the times we laughed as well as the more serious life discussions. Tim was an outstanding person and everyone loved being around him!
I am so sad at Tim’s passing. Tim was a fantastic person and even a better friend! He was an amazing example of someone who cared about others and their success. Tim was also a fantastic example of a faithful believer of Christ. I was always impressed with the way he lived his life as a true disciple. I will miss you my friend