the passing of TIM HEBERT

[Kenny Bomar]

Originally Posted by sammy pizzolato

you know with all the worthless no good people in the world why would god take such a good person.

Hi, Sammy, There is an answer to that question it's in the "Good Book" It says we are just passing thru down here on earth headed for an eternal life after we leave here! I did not know Tim but from what I've just read of him in this thread, He was prepared and living a life which qualifies him for a place called Heaven and has been rewarded to leave all this trouble here to be with his Savior in an awesome place where we all would love to go to if we knew what it was like! No pain, sorrow, gettin old, bills or taxes!! Surely his family and others are brokenhearted and in need of our prayers and support of those close by. But they can take comfort in God's promises and He will give them strength if they will come to Him. He knows what it is like to lose a loved one, remember He watched as His Son was beaten and killed to redeem us unto Him! Let us all take heed and realize our reckoning day is coming and the only way to be ready is to have an ongoing relationship w/God thru His Son Jesus Christ. Then, when we leave here, we can re-unite with "brother" Tim and multitudes of others and whatever suffering we go thru here will be nothing compared to our reward !!!

[NORVELL BOWERS]

Man, what a shock, Tim was one of those guys I always looked forward to seeing at the track and talking to. What a class act. Prayers for the family , RIP my friend.

[Charlie A]

Originally Posted by Kenny Bomar

Hi, Sammy, There is an answer to that question it's in the "Good Book" It says we are just passing thru down here on earth headed for an eternal life after we leave here! I did not know Tim but from what I've just read of him in this thread, He was prepared and living a life which qualifies him for a place called Heaven and has been rewarded to leave all this trouble here to be with his Savior in an awesome place where we all would love to go to if we knew what it was like! No pain, sorrow, gettin old, bills or taxes!! Surely his family and others are brokenhearted and in need of our prayers and support of those close by. But they can take comfort in God's promises and He will give them strength if they will come to Him. He knows what it is like to lose a loved one, remember He watched as His Son was beaten and killed to redeem us unto Him! Let us all take heed and realize our reckoning day is coming and the only way to be ready is to have an ongoing relationship w/God thru His Son Jesus Christ. Then, when we leave here, we can re-unite with "brother" Tim and multitudes of others and whatever suffering we go thru here will be nothing compared to our reward !!!

Could not have said it better. Having never met Tim but reading what others have said of him, he was a great guy and a great racer. When people of different social/economic backgrounds share the same opinion of someone, it speaks volumes about their character.
My prayer today will be for comfort and peace for your family and all that called you "friend".

[g moore]

Originally Posted by Kenny Bomar

Hi, Sammy, There is an answer to that question it's in the "Good Book" It says we are just passing thru down here on earth headed for an eternal life after we leave here! I did not know Tim but from what I've just read of him in this thread, He was prepared and living a life which qualifies him for a place called Heaven and has been rewarded to leave all this trouble here to be with his Savior in an awesome place where we all would love to go to if we knew what it was like! No pain, sorrow, gettin old, bills or taxes!! Surely his family and others are brokenhearted and in need of our prayers and support of those close by. But they can take comfort in God's promises and He will give them strength if they will come to Him. He knows what it is like to lose a loved one, remember He watched as His Son was beaten and killed to redeem us unto Him! Let us all take heed and realize our reckoning day is coming and the only way to be ready is to have an ongoing relationship w/God thru His Son Jesus Christ. Then, when we leave here, we can re-unite with "brother" Tim and multitudes of others and whatever suffering we go thru here will be nothing compared to our reward !!!

so sad to hear about tim.he is the best.he did witness about his savior to me at last div race. look forward to seeing him in heaven. it will be a better place because he's there. gary

[4408hemi]

For those who may want to know, Services for Tim will be at 11:30 on Thursday June 6 at St. Joseph Co-Cathedral in Thibodaux, La. with visitation from 8:30 until funeral time.

[G Schenck]

Timothy Paul Hebert, 53, a native and resident of Thibodaux, LA passed away on Sunday, June 2, 2013.

A visitation will be held on Thursday, June 6, 2013 from 8:30 AM until funeral time at St. Joseph Co-Cathedral in Thibodaux LA. A Mass of Christian burial will take place at 11:30 AM, with burial to follow in St. Joseph Cemetery.

He is survived by his loving wife of 25 years, Regina Percle Hebert, daughter; Regan Hebert and fiancé Chad Zibilich, son; Rory Hebert, step-son; Traver Babin and fiancé Tifany Percle, grandchildren; Bailey, Brittany, and Brylee Babin, mother; Marie Oncale Hebert, sister; Sandra Hebert, brothers; Alfred Hebert and wife Carol Ann, nephew; Ben, brother; Michael Hebert and wife Celeste, nephew; Cody, niece; Kati, brother; Joseph Hebert and wife Elizabeth, and step-sons, J.D. and Scott Stevens.

He was preceded in death by his father Wilfred (Biggy) Hebert and nephew Eric Hebert.

He was a life long Sugar Cane farmer, loving husband and father, and an avid race car driver. He will be greatly missed by all.

[Bobby Brannon]

I have known Tim for alot of years. One of the nicest people I have ever met. Talked to him alot. Now trust me with this he would cut your throat in a second. I think we raced 6 or 7 times "never" beat him. Not that I am any good but we was at an IHRA race at Pine Valley in Texas and I got lucky to have both cars in stock and super stock finals. Ran stock first and hurried back to the lanes not wanting to hold Tim up. As the man he was he said take your time and I will be ready when you are. Then I took my butt kicking like he dished out all the time. I will miss his smiling face. May God watch over his family and friends. RIP my friend

Bobby and Brittney

[Troy Pourciau]

He was a good man and will be missed, RIP Tim.

[Bobby Fazio]

I met Tim briefly and we are very saddened by this news. Our condolences go out to his family and may he rest in peace.

-Bob, Bobby, Joe and Rich