
Timothy (Timmy)
Draine, Jr., 27
It is with great sadness that the family of Timothy (Timmy) Draine, Jr. announce that Timmy has passed away at the age of 27, tragically in a car accident on Saturday, May 13th, 2023 in Georgetown, Delaware where he has resided for the past two years, before that he resided in Dover, Delaware for many years.
Timmy was preceded in death by his great grandmother, Ruth Marvel and his maternal aunt, Donna Krise who he loved dearly!
Timmy is survived by his mother, Faith Draine Blackson; and fiancé, DaShawn Waters of Dover Delaware; four siblings, a brother, Austin Draine (25); sisters, Mariyaeh Draine (23), Serenity Draine (16), and Nevaeh Draine (15), all of Dover Delaware. His maternal Grandmother, Patricia Slaughter, who meant the world to him, along with her companion Donald Short, of Magnolia, Delaware; his maternal Grandpa, Reverend Dr. Thom Slaughter and Nana Debbie; Godparents, Artis and Micki Williams; and two God sisters, Kaziah and Kari Williams. Timmy is also survived by his maternal uncle, David Krise Sr. and wife Missy; cousin, Prescilla Kenner and husband James; cousin, David Krise Jr. and wife Erin; maternal uncle, Robert Krise; and cousins, Courtney and Cody Krise.
Timmy attended Hartly Elementary School, graduated and went on to William Henry, completing the 5th and 6th grade. He then went on to Central Middle, then was promoted to Dover High and was the very first class to graduate from the new Dover High school in 2015. Timmy was dedicated to the Lord when he was almost two years old at Praise Assembly in Newark, Delaware where he was saved and attended Royal Rangers youthful group. Timmy began working right after he graduated and was employed at Dover Downs for about 6 years first as a server for many years and then began to bartend as well. Timmy also worked at Dunkin Donuts as his second job for a while. Timmy then started working at Rosenfield's Jewish Deli in Rehoboth, Delaware over 2 years where he was a server and absolutely loved his work family and loved all of his customers and really enjoyed what he did.
Ever since a baby, Timmy would light up any room he entered. He was such a happy baby and had a laugh out of this world even as a grown man. His laugh was contagious. He loved family, work, his friends, traveling and he absolutely loved his dog Roman! He was a member of the LGBTQ community and loved Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj. He knew every word to every song. He was so full of life, always stood up for what was right and would help anyone, even if he didn't have it. He loved to cook and was excited to start his Youtube channel soon and his very own makeup line. He was very spiritual and had his own relationship with God. He was so genuine, big hearted, hard working and loved spending tome with his friend who he loved so dearly. Timmy was loved by so many. He has such a large extended family of aunts and cousins. Timmy would want everyone to live their lives to the fullest, love yourself, love your family, love others, show kindness and know Jesus loves you.
Gathering will be Thursday, May 25th from 6–8 pm at Pippin Funeral Home in Wyoming, Delaware. Service will be 11am, Friday, May 26th, where friends may call one hour earlier. Burial to follow at Barratt's Chapel Cemetery in Frederica, Delaware.
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