Tim Eifert was my junior high math teacher in 1970-71. He had our respect, and we learned a lot from him. Later, in high school, Mr. Eifert offered guidance to me from time to time as I was on the girls track team. I remember Mr. Eifert as upbeat, encouraging, and friendly. Also, who can forget seeing him once in awhile on a summer night driving his fun little Corvette around town. Prayers to Ellen and all those friends and family who will greatly miss him. Rest in eternal peace.
Tuesday, October 6, 2020

Ellen, my deepest condolences at your loss. Tim was a true professional. Thinking of you, Frieda Dietrich
Monday, September 28, 2020

Mr. Eifert was my one of my favorite teachers at Logan View. He made math fun and he was the first teacher that helped me learn algebra! He always had jokes and stories to tell. I saw him a few times after high school and he was always friendly and chatted with us. Rest in peace Mr. Eifert.
Sunday, September 27, 2020

Mr Eifert was one of my favorite teachers. He taught me, both my brothers, my sister in law and 3 of my nieces. He was a good person who was good with young people and I never heard anyone say a bad word about him. Have been reminiscing about him and Junior High with former school mates since we heard of his passing. Everyone had very kind words and were sorry to hear of his passing. I spoke with him recently as I do customer service for his phone company. we talked a bit and he said it was good to talk to one of the little critters he used to teach. That was Mr Eifert, always a warm and funny sense of humor. Rest in Peace.
Sunday, September 27, 2020

Ellen- we were so sad to hear of Tim's passing. We have great memories of Tim at the golf course and caroling at your house with the church kids. We also were happy to have him teach our girls at Logan View. He will be missed. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Sunday, September 27, 2020

So sorry to hear of Tim's passing. He was such a good man and friend. Remembering the times at your mom and dad's when we had such special meals together in McCook. Your mom playing music. We all missed you guys when we moved from McCook. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Sunday, September 27, 2020

Ellen: I was saddened to read
about Tim's passing in the
Fremont Tribune. We lived
about one block south of
Tim's parents in McCook on
West 6th Street. My father,
Neal Gallant, was Tim's
7th grade math teacher
and basketball coach at
McCook Junior High.
Tim was one of dad's
best math students. Tim
had remarked to me that
my dad had influenced
him to become a Junior
High math teacher and coach.

In 1972 I opened up
a law office in Hooper,
and Tim crossed my path
again as he was teaching
at Logan View.

When I would visit with Tim
he always spoke of his
fondness for McCook,
especially their western
hospitality. Tim and I
were in 6th grade at
North Ward in the 50's.
He always mentioned
our 6th grade teacher,
Miss Allen, referred
affectionately as
"Hurricane Beryl"
since she ruled with
an iron hand. The 6th
grade class was so large
as a result we met
in the gym.

When Tim was single he
rented a small house from
me in East Hooper.
I could not blame Tim
and yourself for moving
out post
marriage.

I guess all we have in life
are memories. Please
accept my deepest sympathy.
I will be sending a memorial
to Logan View Educational
Foundation.

Jim Gallant of Scribner....

Saturday, September 26, 2020

Tim was a great neighbor in Fremont. I enjoyed the visits to visit he and Ellen. I don't remember their dog's name, but he was a lot of fun. Tim would look after my mother and me. I wish that I could be there...
Saturday, September 26, 2020

I am so sorry to hear of Tim's passing. Tim & Ellen were wonderful neighbors & I think of them always with warm thoughts and much affection. Ellen my heart and prayers are with you during this time of grief and loss.
Saturday, September 26, 2020

Mr eifert was one of my teachers at logan view always had a smile on his face abd put a smile on everyones faces. You will be missed but never forgotten. Fly high till we meet again
Saturday, September 26, 2020