Zembal, Timothy
Timothy (Tim) Zembal, 55, died on October 11th 2024. He was born on January 8th 1969 to Frank and Suzan Zembal. Tim grew up in Etobicoke, where he formed many lasting friendships and left lasting love. He married Jayne Tsatsaronis in 1997. Together they had three children: Jakob, Dimitri and Frankie. Tim was immensely proud of his children and their accomplishments.
With his special gift for making everyone feel welcomed and valued, Tim touched the lives of many. He left a lasting impact on everyone he met.
He is predeceased by his beloved wife, Jayne. Tim is survived by his parents Frank and Suzan; his sisters Jamie and Nikki: and his cherished children Jakob, Dimitri and Frankie.
A private family service will be held.
I’m proud to share I’ve known Tim my entire life as my older brother Vince’s best friend from kindergarten. I’ll miss his raspy voice, smile, his love to talk, passion to cook and overall kind demeanour. Our families became close and I have many childhood memories. We reconnected when Frankie attended my daycare. Tim adored his 3 sons. May he rest in peace with Jayne 🕊️
Sorry to hear this news, Tim is my longest friend and this shatters my heart. R.I.P bud.
My condolences to Tim’s family and loved ones.
I met Tim on my first day at Carleton when he mistakenly began unloading his stuff into my room and started telling me what a great year we were going to have as room mates. We weren’t room mates (he was across the hall), but we had some great times at Carleton. Though we haven’t been in touch over. the years, I remember Tim’s generosity, humour and kindness very fondly and was very saddened to learn of his passing.
My condolences to the Zembal family, Jakob, Dimitri and Frankie. Tim was always kind and generous. Was a thoughtful neighbour.
RIP Tim. You will be missed. Tracey & RoeRoe
Dear Zembal Family,
I was deeply saddened to hear of Tim’s passing. I will always remember him as the Silverthorn School President, whose vibrant energy and infectious smile lit up every room. He had a unique ability to welcome everyone, treating us all as equals, and his amazing spirit inspired so many of us. He had an amazing raport with the staff as well. I truly believe that his spirit will continue to live on in the hearts of those he touched.
Please know that my thoughts are with you during this difficult time.
With heartfelt condolences,
Susan Kotyk
I met Tim back in the day at Islington Public school. As the years past we reconnect as our kids went to OLP school. I wasn’t working at the time and Tim asked if I would work with him and his Father-in-law. Tim always talked about his kids, his wife Jane and family. Always caring for others and laughing.
You will be missed old buddy ! May you rest in peace
MY deepest deepest condolences go out to the BOYS and Family 🙏❤️🙏
I was very lucky to have known Tim during our youthful life guarding days. His infectious, carefree, happy go lucky, personality drew so many in. I was blessed to have the opportunity to experience his caring and thoughtfulness. My deepest condolences and may he be at peace.
Laura
We had so many great times i will not forget.
Love always,
Hazel xo