Timothy’s Story

Site created on December 10, 2011

Welcome to Tim's, (or Sage as many of you know him) CaringBridge website. I've created it to keep friends and family updated about Tim's progress. Get started by reading the introduction to his website, my story and visit often to read about Tim's progress. You can also visit the photo gallery and write Tim a note in his guestbook.
Thank you for all your love and support. --Candice

Tim is the kind of man that everyone loves from the first moment they meet him. He's the one who motivates you, makes you laugh, wonder, think, and cry. He's a dare-devil and a jokester. When I met Tim almost 11 years ago I knew he'd be in my life forever, and today is another reminder of that.
On Thursday, 12/8/11, Tim was in a sky diving accident which left him in critical condition in the ICU. His chute opened, but when making a turn, low to the ground, better known as swooping, his parachute was in a dive and didn't have enough altitude to recover properly before landing. For us non-sky divers, he hadn't slowed down enough and "hit the ground hard".
His friends and loved ones make a difference, you guys really do. Please continue to visit for updates and share your concern and prayers on this site. I know Tim will read this one day and feel all the love and support from all of you.

(I do, I really, really do! from Tim)

Newest Update

May 17, 2023 Book writing time

Journal entry by Tim Sagehorn —

We are starting the process of potentially writing a book, biography or story about the event we have survived. I will let you call know if we proceed on to the next step. Wish is luck
Read More of the journal titled "May 17, 2023 Book writing time"
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