Local Caregiver and Ravens Fan Timothy Calimer Dies at 65

Calimer was known for his love of fishing, cooking, and spending time with his granddaughter.

Apr. 1, 2026 at 4:36pm

Timothy A. 'Turtle' Calimer, a 65-year-old private caregiver from Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, passed away on March 31, 2026 at WellSpan Chambersburg Hospital. Calimer was the son of Gloria Calimer and the late Larry Dean Calimer, and he graduated from Waynesboro Area Senior High School with his GED. In addition to his caregiving work, Calimer enjoyed fishing, cooking, and watching his favorite football team, the Baltimore Ravens. He is survived by his longtime companion Debra Conrad, two children, a granddaughter, a sister, and extended family.

Why it matters

Calimer's passing is a loss for the Waynesboro community, where he was known as a dedicated caregiver and active member who enjoyed spending time with his family and pursuing his hobbies. His story highlights the importance of community, family, and finding joy in simple pleasures like sports and the outdoors, even in the face of life's challenges.

The details

Timothy Calimer worked as a private caregiver and also enjoyed cooking, fishing, and watching the Baltimore Ravens. He often went fishing with his granddaughter, Maleigha, and loved to spend time with his family. Calimer was preceded in death by his father, Larry Dean Calimer, and his brother, Richard 'Redbeard' Calimer.

  • Timothy Calimer passed away on March 31, 2026.
  • His funeral services will be held on April 4, 2026.

The players

Timothy A. 'Turtle' Calimer

A 65-year-old private caregiver from Waynesboro, Pennsylvania who enjoyed fishing, cooking, and watching the Baltimore Ravens.

Gloria Calimer

Timothy Calimer's mother, who survives him.

Larry Dean Calimer

Timothy Calimer's late father.

Debra Conrad

Timothy Calimer's longtime companion.

Maleigha Calimer

Timothy Calimer's granddaughter, who often went fishing with him.

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The takeaway

Timothy Calimer's life was defined by his dedication to caring for others, his love of the outdoors and sports, and the joy he found in spending time with his family. His passing is a reminder of the importance of cherishing the simple pleasures and connections that make life meaningful.