Birth date: Oct 17, 1946 Death date: Aug 13, 2009
Of Hideaway, Texas. Born October 17, 1946 in Dallas, Texas. Passed away August 13, 2009 after a lengthy illness. Preceded in death by parents Jack and Pauline Bordelon. Survived by son Jason Bordelon and daughter-in-law Amy; daugh Read Obituary
Tim was my partner at the NE Sub Staion for two years. I have never enjoyed two years as much as I did working with him. He was always upbeat and a dear friend. Tim, my friend, I will miss you and cherish all the good memories that we shared.
Tim and I had a very special relationship. I worked with Tim at NE until I transferred to another division. When I made sergeant, Tim asked if he could "borrow" my books so that he could study for sergeant. That was in 1988. Everytime Time would see me, he would say that he will bring me my books next time. This became a running joke between us, even though those books became outdated. The last thing that Tim said to be, while I visited him in the hospital, was that he was going to return my books to me. I will miss his smile and cheesy mustache and his great sense of humor. May he rest in peace.
Tim became like a dad to me. He was my first trainer on the department and I was his last rookie. When I first looked at Tim, I thought, Geez, how is the old guy gonna teach me anything. He looks like he doesn't want to get out the car unless it's for coffee. Well, Tim was a good sport! He ran after the bad guys with me, laughed with me, supported me and became my friend. I can't even begin to tell you all my Tim stories- on the job and off. I can tell you the most important memory I have of Tim- our dance on my wedding day. I love you Tim.
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Tim was a friend to all.
In memory of a funny, happy person who was alsoa top notch cop for forty years.
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Tim was the kind of man who drew people to him and made many friends.
When we think of Tim, all that we can think about is his infectious smile, his mischievious eyes, and all his kind soul. We miss you Tim.
Tim was one of the most upbeat, funny, sincere, dedicated friends a person could ever hope to have. He had a infectious laugh and mischievous twinkle in his eye at all times. But, down deep, Tim was one of the most caring and adaptable people I have had the honor of knowing. I worked with Time back in the "good old days", back when police work was a different world from what it is now. Not better or worse, just different. Tim spanned all that time and came away unscathed and with a great great smile and laugh. He loved his kids and looked forward to each visit. He loved his friends. He loved to laugh. He loved life. He loved his motorcycle. And he loved his golf! Tim was a oner, a unique individual. He will be missed, greatly.
