Timothy L. Pias

Timothy L. Pias

8/15/1955 - 12/14/2022

Tim was unexpectedly called to Heaven on Dec. 14th, 2022.

He was a man that wore many hats in his lifetime. He earned the rank of Eagle Scout at the age of 13. As a graduate of Boy's Tech High School, Tim was never afraid to tackle the difficult jobs. Early in his career, Tim was a precision welder at Allis Chalmers in West Allis, WI. He later went on to being his own boss running a small fleet of dump trucks locally as well as starting his journey in commercial snow plowing/removal. He worked in a few different fields during the late 80's and into the mid 90's when the urge to get back into his snow business couldn't be ignored anymore. By the mid 2000's he had finally reached his professional goal and had become one of the largest private snow contractors at Milwaukee's Mitchell field.

Tim enjoyed all thing related to speed and high horsepower. He was an avid fan of NHRA drag racing and loved to cruise around in his Camaro whenever he could. He also loved seeing new places while traveling with the love of his life, Debbie.

Tim was preceded in death by his father Lawrence a.k.a. "Don", his mother, Harriet, and his loving wife Debbie.

He is survived by his Son, Don, Daughter-in-law/caregiver Brittney, and his beloved granddaughter Shawna who affectionately calls him "Ga".

Brother to Bonnee Welch (Jon). Brother-in-law to Tom and Dana Rebatzke. Uncle to Shannon, Mallory, David, and Michele.

Don and Brittney would like to thank the family and friends that have spent time with and helped care for Tim while his health declined after the loss of Debbie earlier this summer. He truly loved and enjoyed spending time with everyone.

Tim was a life long “gear head” so his family is planning a Celebration of Life with a small car show in his honor. Family and friends are invited to bring any of their classic/collectible vehicles (cars, trucks, bikes, bobtail semi's or straight trucks) to the Muskego Moose Lodge, S86 W21693 Janesville Rd., on Saturday, May 6 starting at 1 PM. The show will go on, rain or shine, as the family has reserved the Lodge's Hall for the afternoon as well. Food and drinks will be served.