Timothy J. Renaud Obituary, Death, Age 83, Geneva, Illinois, died away

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Timothy J. Renaud Obituary, Death – Timothy J. Renaud, who was 83 years old at the time of his death on November 1, 2023 in Geneva, Illinois, died away without suffering. Tim Renaud was reared in Batavia, Illinois, but he was born on March 20, 1940, in Chicago, Illinois. His parents, Homer and Elsie Renaud, have since passed away. He only has one sibling, and her name is Pat Bass, and she lives in Texas. Marmion Military Academy was located in Aurora, Illinois, and Tim attended there. After that, he earned his degree in military science from the Virginia Military Institute.

After that, he took a job with the Port of Baltimore as a civil professional engineer. On July 6, 1963, Tim wed the late Maria Gragnani Renaud. Maria passed away in 2013. They were parents to two children as a couple. He is survived by his two children, Dan Renaud (and his wife Theresa) and Lisa (Renaud) Moreland (and her husband Cameron), as well as his grandchildren Nicholas Renaud (who predeceased him), Maria (Renaud) Dunford (and her husband John), Mitchell Renaud (and his wife Cheyenne), Miranda Hartman (and her husband Trent), McKenna Moreland, Cailin Moreland, and Cole Moreland.

At Tim’s high school reunion in 1993, Lynn Barnes Rudberg was one of the people he ran into again, and the two of them went on to spend the next three decades together as a couple. As a direct consequence of this, his family now consists of Lynn’s children Kirsten Rudberg, Molly (Rudberg) Leshnock (Brad), and Aaron Rudberg (Sheri), as well as his grandchildren William Leshnock, Joseph Leshnock, Emma Rudberg, Gavin Rudberg, and Sylvie Rudberg.

Kirsten Rudberg is married to Aaron Rudberg, and Molly (Rudberg) Leshnock is married to Brad. In addition, he is the proud great-grandfather of Mark R. enaud, John Dunford, Reagan Dunford, Aubrey R. Renaud, Ella Rebstock, Karson Rebstock, Owen Rebstock, and Avery Hartman.
Tim was a skilled carpenter who also had a passion for astronomy and playing rounds of golf. After he retired, he had more time to explore the world. He relished the opportunity to keep himself active. He was devoted to his roles as a partner, father, grandfather, and husband.

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