Timothy Stout at his mom's wedding in Boston
A portrait of Timothy Stout
Timothy wearing his favorite shirt
Timothy in his tomato garden
Timothy Stout in college
Timothy taking a Thanksgiving Family photo in Hershey, Pennsylvania
Timothy sledding with his son Matt in Vermont
Timothy at his daughter's birthday party
Timothy Stout with his son Tim Jr. at Rockefeller Center
A photo of Timothy with his son Matt
Timothy with his son Matthew
Timothy reading to his son Timothy Jr.
Timothy and his son Matt out on a hike in the snow
Timothy reading with his sons Matt and Tim Jr.
Tim and his children at Shannon's 2nd birthday
Timothy Stout with his wife and daughter
Timothy with his daughter Shannon and Father Rocco
Timothy with his wife and kids at the family picnic
Timothy and Maryellen at Shannon's baptism
Timothy, Maryellen, Tim Jr., Matt, and Shannon posing for a photo
Timothy, Maryellen, Tim Jr., Matt, and Shannon posing for a photo
Timothy and his son Tim Jr.
Timothy with his family wearing matching shirts
Timothy and his kids at camp in New Hampshire
Timothy escorting his mother down the isle at his wedding
Timothy Stout as a proud dad
Timothy Stout with his children and father
Timothy Stout horseback riding with his son
Timothy holding his son, Timothy Junior.
Timothy pictured with his son Matthew on his 40th birthday.
Timothy with his two sons at his 42nd birthday.
This tile was created by Timothy Stout when he was in high school at Buckingham, Browne, & Nichols Day School in Cambridge, Massaschusetts. After 9/11 the school made replica of it and presented one to each of his children
A drawing made by Shannon as a tribute to her dad
A drawing made by Shannon as a tribute to her dad
Wedding album cover for Timothy Stout and his wife
Tim's 25th reunion at Buckingham Browne & Nichols was attended by over 50 classmates, as well as the president and school staff.
Biography written about Timothy's life.
Letter written by classmate from Buckingham Browne & Nichols, David Drake, to Timothy's mother offering his sympathies and memories.
Timothy posing for a photo at his wedding
Timothy and Maryellen on their wedding day
A photo of newlywed Tim and Maryellen walking from the chapel
Timothy dancing with Maryellen at their wedding
Timothy pictured with his wife, Maryellen
Timothy as a child
Timothy as a child with his dog Marx
Timothy Stout in a Christmas Play for his school
Timothy with his brother Jordan dressed as a cowboy.
Timothy as a boy with his infant sister, Caroline
Timothy pictured with his brother, Jordan, at Monticello, Virginia.
Timothy pictured with his father and sister, Caroline.
Timothy pictured with his sister, Caroline, and mother at Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Young Timothy Stout reading a book
Timothy Stout sailing with his family
Timothy Stout with cake on his second birthday
Timothy Stout's nursery school picture
A photo of Timothy Stout as a toddler
Dedication of rowing shell at Buckingham Browne & Nichols school in honor of Timothy.
Dedication of rowing shell at Buckingham Browne & Nichols school in honor of Timothy.
Dedication of rowing shell at Buckingham Browne & Nichols school in honor of Timothy.
Dedication of rowing shell at Buckingham Browne & Nichols school in honor of Timothy.
Dedication of rowing shell at Buckingham Browne & Nichols school in honor of Timothy.
Dedication of rowing shell at Buckingham Browne & Nichols school in honor of Timothy.
Memorial program to service held for Timothy Stout at Zion Episcopal Church in Dobbs Ferry, New York.
Memorial program to service held for Timothy Stout at Zion Episcopal Church in Dobbs Ferry, New York.
Memorial program to service held for Timothy Stout at Zion Episcopal Church in Dobbs Ferry, New York.
Memorial program to service held for Timothy Stout at Zion Episcopal Church in Dobbs Ferry, New York.
Boston Public Garden 9/11 Memorial
Queen Elizabeth II September 11 Memorial Garden
Conseleya 9/11 Memorial
Dewitt 9/11 Memorial
Montclair State University 9/11 Memorial
East Newark 9/11 Memorial
Fair Haven 9/11 Memorial
Freehold Township 9/11 Living Memorial Tree Grove
Crescent Beach Park - Flagpole/Memorial for 9/11 Victims
Timothy C. Stout, 42, did the family's laundry, made fabulous garlicky corn on the grill, popped popcorn with the kids and grilled pork chops with a secret coating. It has been hard for Mrs. Stout to try to take over any of those activities.
A few months after Mr. Stout, a quality assurance specialist at Cantor Fitzgerald, died at the World Trade Center, his children — Timothy Jr., now 7; Matthew, 5; and Shannon, 4 — made a list of the 10 Best Things About Daddy:
1. He grilled well. 2. Hugs. 3. Funny. 4. Birthday party and cake. 5. He loved us. 6. Kisses. 7. "Thank you and good night!" (His favorite phrase to encourage the children to go to sleep already, Mrs. Stout explained.) 8. Snuggling. 9. Surprises — movies, treats, adventures. 10. We love Daddy.
"That's pretty much who he was," Mrs. Stout said. "He was Daddy. He had this job because it was a safe job, and he could be home for dinner every night."
New York Times Portraits of Grief
"One day one of my kids said, `Can you play me like a banjo, Mom?' " Maryellen Stout said.
"I had no idea; then I realized my husband would pick him up and play him like a banjo. He's a big kid, 70 pounds, and I said, `Sorry, Matt, I can't do that.' These are the kinds of things he would do with them."
Timothy C. Stout, 42, did the family's laundry, made fabulous garlicky corn on the grill, popped popcorn with the kids and grilled pork chops with a secret coating. It has been hard for Mrs. Stout to try to take over any of those activities.
A few months after Mr. Stout, a quality assurance specialist at Cantor Fitzgerald, died at the World Trade Center, his children — Timothy Jr., now 7; Matthew, 5; and Shannon, 4 — made a list of the 10 Best Things About Daddy:
1. He grilled well. 2. Hugs. 3. Funny. 4. Birthday party and cake. 5. He loved us. 6. Kisses. 7. "Thank you and good night!" (His favorite phrase to encourage the children to go to sleep already, Mrs. Stout explained.) 8. Snuggling. 9. Surprises — movies, treats, adventures. 10. We love Daddy.
"That's pretty much who he was," Mrs. Stout said. "He was Daddy. He had this job because it was a safe job, and he could be home for dinner every night."
Yesterday would have been their 11th wedding anniversary.
Dear Mrs. Stout and family
Dear Mrs. Stout and family -We just wanted to let you know that are people out here still praying for your family husband and your loss. We live in upstate New York. My husband s cousin also worked for Cantor Fitzgerald and we lost has well. Shortly after this we were in church and there was a prayer tree which held the names of all of the victims from that day. We were asked to select one of the names from the tree and to pray for that person and their family. We randomly selected Timothy Stout. We have prayed regularly for you and him ever since and always pray for you all specially on September 11th as well as our lost cousin - Joseph Hasson III. So as we are once again remembering each of you on this day again I wanted to let you know you were thought of and prayed for - blessings to you all-The Paton family
Stout
Don’t know if we were related but I found out when they were reading the names on the news.
Sorry for the loss, God will always look after you and yours.
Posted by Clifford Walter Stout II
Tim Stout
Mrs. Stout and Children. I knew Tim from when he worked at New York Life. I remember Tim always had a smile on his face, always very cordial. He seemed to never have a bad day. Every time I saw him he would ask how I was doing and really listened to my answer. We had conversations none of which referenced work but FAMILY. This was the most important thing for both of us. He was a really wonderful soul. I will always remember Tim. God Bless you.
Posted by Renso Melendez
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