Fundraiser Launched For Southern Ocean Man Killed In Accident
WEST CREEK, NJ — A fundraiser has been launched to support the family of a Southern Ocean man who died in an accident at Ocean County’s Northern Recycling Center.
Timothy Hannold, 50, is described by family friend Colleena Lieter as a “devoted husband and father” in the GoFundMe.
The West Creek resident and longtime county employee died during an accident in Lakewood last week. Read more: Southern Ocean Worker Killed In Recycling Center Accident: Police
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The fundraiser, which has raised more than $6,000 as of Tuesday afternoon, seeks to help the Hannold family as “Jess is not only dealing with the loss of the love of her life but facing funeral costs and raising the kids alone,” Lieter wrote.
Hannold is survived by his wife of 10 years, Jessica, and his two children, according to his obituary.
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A life long West Creek resident, Hannold also served as a lifetime member of the Parkertown Volunteer Fire Department, Station 70, who shared their own message in honor of him.
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“Timmy was a strong asset to the Fire Company and he will be greatly missed,” the fire company posted on social media. “Not only was he a huge part of our firehouse family, but he was a wonderful husband, father and brother.”
Lovingly known as “Timmy” or “Ripper,” Hannold also was a member of the Pines Club and enjoyed outdoor activities with his family, his obituary said.
“Please consider a donation to support them as they try to adjust to life without him, Lieter wrote. You can find the GoFundMe here.
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