Registered six catches for 95 yards (15.8 avg.) in the season finale vs. Tallied his fifth touchdown of he season and had three receptions for 42 yards (14.0 avg.) vs. Posted a team-leading 85 receiving yards on four catches (21.3 avg.) and added his fourth touchdown of the campaign on a season-long 44-yard catch at Dal. Nabbed his third touchdown of the season (10th of career) and totaled three receptions for 42 yards (14.0 avg.) with a 23-yard score vs. Registered seven receptions for 89 yards (12.7 avg.) at Pit. Tied for the team lead in catches (5), led the team in receiving yards (98), and had a 31-yard catch vs. Recorded a touchdown in his second consecutive game and tallied three receptions for 37 yards (12.3 avg.) at Jac.
Nabbed his eighth career touchdown on a two-yard pass and added four receptions for 39 yards (9.8 avg.) at NYG (9/21).
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It is with great sorrow that Tim’s friends and family say farewell to a brave soul: May the Lord watch over you and embrace you in his warmth forever.įuneral mass will be held on Thursday, 4/27 at 12:10, at St Leo Catholic Church. Tim is also survived by his nieces and nephews Patrick (Teresa), Ryan (Kasi), Jordan, Shawn (Nick), Sam and Maddy. Tim is survived by his wife Franca, his mother Patty and siblings Teresa (Dave), Steve (Nancy), Tom, Peter, and Katy (John) his family in Australia: Catherine (Ken), Anna (Rob), Michael, and their children Stephanie, Luke, Alex, Julia, Angelique, and Pierre who loved him endlessly. During these last few years, Franca dedicated her life to caring for Tim. Franca and Tim loved each other dearly and when Tim started to face more serious health issues, Franca never left his side and was a fierce advocate for Tim. Tim touched the lives of many people and will be missed by those who loved him.įranca, his wife for the last 14 years, stood by him, comforted him, and brought joy to Tim’s life. Needless to say Tim loved to travel as much as possible which even included visiting Australia almost every Christmas. He also had a passion for NASCAR and loved to attend races all over the U.S. Tim loved UW Football and would organize away trips for his friends, featuring layovers in Reno, Lake Tahoe, or Vegas, because there was no other way to get there. Tim was a great organizer and very charismatic. Tim was very generous and would go out of his way to bring joy to others. Tim attended mass at St Leo Church and graduated high school from Bellarmine. While he may have been limited by his body, his intellect never failed him. He fought to regain the use of his upper body, engaged in rehab, and attended the University of Washington for his undergraduate degree.Īfter graduating from law school, Tim began his legal journey and over the decades he built a successful hometown practice and became an excellent litigator. He faced life with courage and overcame many challenges after he tragically suffered a spinal injury in Hawaii resulting in paralysis at the age of 18. Tim passed on to be embraced in the light of the Lord and reunited with his late father Pat.
Timothy Patrick Coogan, born on January 31, 1961, in Bethesda, Maryland, died April 12th at home in Tacoma.
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