Timothy B Shull of Pipersville died on Jan 14th 2026, age 66, leaving behind a life marked by faith, service, and a deep love for his family and community.

Born on August 28th 1959 to the late Roy and Lillian Shull, Tim lived his whole life in Pipersville.  He married his wife Tina (Hellerman) on July 17th 1982. They had two children Matt and Tanya (Schwamberger).

He graduated from Central Bucks High School East 1977, where he was an accomplished wrestler. After graduation Tim worked on the family dairy farm until his retirement. Tim was a dedicated dairy farmer whose strong work ethic and commitment to the land reflected his character.

A man of many talents, Tim loved music and was a gifted singer. He also enjoyed the arts, both watching and participating in plays. He proudly took the stage in two productions with the Town and Country Players, an experience he truly cherished.

Sports were a lifelong passion for Tim. He especially loved golf and softball, having played softball as a teenager and young adult, and he remained an enthusiastic Philadelphia sports fan throughout his life.

Tim was deeply committed to serving others. He was a devoted Christian, actively living out his faith by leading Bible study and Sunday school, and by serving others with humility and kindness. For several years, he drove for the local ambulance service, offering his time and care to those in need. His heart for service extended beyond his community as well—he loved to travel and treasured the opportunity to go to Germany for the Rotary Club through an exchange program.

Above all, Tim will be remembered for his faith, his generosity, his love for his family, and the genuine joy he found in connecting with people. His presence will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

Tim is survived by his loving wife, Tina. He was a proud father to his son Matt (Shannon), and daughter Tanya (Ben). He was a loving grandfather to six grandsons: Miles, Calvin, Dash, Chase, Sawyer, and Owen, who brought him immense joy and pride.

He is also survived by his siblings: Alan (Jane), Arthur (Mary), Mark (Donna), and Eileen (Dave), along with many cherished nieces and nephews.

A celebration of life will be planned for the summer when all his family and friends can be together.