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Memorial services were held Saturday, Aug. 21 at Bryant Funeral Home in Worland for Timothy V. Newton, 39, Powell, who was tragically killed in an auto accident Aug. 17.
He was employed by his father's business, Dave Newton Drillings, and was …
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Memorial services were held Saturday, Aug. 21 at Bryant Funeral Home in Worland for Timothy V. Newton, 39, Powell, who was tragically killed in an auto accident Aug. 17.He was employed by his father's business, Dave Newton Drillings, and was attending Northwest College in Powell, studying computer graphics. He was on the dean's list and was known as an imaginative artist and planning to attend ITT Technical School.Survivors include his parents, David and Pat Newton of Worland; his companion, Sandra Petersen; a brother, David B. Newton of Worland; two sisters, Nancie Ellis and Karen Newton-Barr, of Venice, Fla.He was a father to Nikkeya (17), Calvin (14), Alex (13), and Andrew Newton (5). He was also stepfather to Dani Alvarado (17), Halley (17), Markae (14), and Eric (15) Petersen.He is also survived by his grandmother, Edna Timmons of Lovell; 11 aunts and uncles; and 41 cousins throughout the Wyoming area.Memorial donations may be made in Tim's name for a children's educational fund in care of Bryant Funeral Home P.O. Box 524 Worland, WY 82401.
Memorial services were held Saturday, Aug. 21 at Bryant Funeral Home in Worland for Timothy V. Newton, 39, Powell, who was tragically killed in an auto accident Aug. 17.
He was employed by his father's business, Dave Newton Drillings, and was attending Northwest College in Powell, studying computer graphics. He was on the dean's list and was known as an imaginative artist and planning to attend ITT Technical School.
Survivors include his parents, David and Pat Newton of Worland; his companion, Sandra Petersen; a brother, David B. Newton of Worland; two sisters, Nancie Ellis and Karen Newton-Barr, of Venice, Fla.
He was a father to Nikkeya (17), Calvin (14), Alex (13), and Andrew Newton (5).
He was also stepfather to Dani Alvarado (17), Halley (17), Markae (14), and Eric (15) Petersen.
He is also survived by his grandmother, Edna Timmons of Lovell; 11 aunts and uncles; and 41 cousins throughout the Wyoming area.
Memorial donations may be made in Tim's name for a children's educational fund in care of Bryant Funeral Home P.O. Box 524 Worland, WY 82401.
