Gregory Timmerman

Gregory "Greg" Timmerman was the husband of Deborah Timmerman and father of Carver Timmerman.
==Background==
A Lewisburg native, Gregory's business (inherited from his wife's father), Clark Interior and Furniture, was a major client of Van Lowe Taxidermy before the Great War, procuring items for interior decoration.Van Lowe Taxidermy terminal entries; terminal, Receipt: 8/2/2077 He was not aware at first that the business relationship transformed into something more personal for his wife, as she and Shelley van Lowe started to flirt at least as early as January 2076,Van Lowe Taxidermy terminal entries; terminal, Receipt: 1/11/2076 blossoming into genuine feelings by April. Deborah and Shelley elected to keep it under wraps, using the comment system on the Van Lowe receipt system for communication.Van Lowe Taxidermy terminal entries; terminal, Receipt: 4/2/2076
The receipts were withheld from bookkeeping, leading Gregory to contact Shelley directly about them in August 2077.Van Lowe Taxidermy terminal entries; terminal, Receipt: 8/2/2077 This caused Shelley to break contact for two months, prompting Deborah to switch to paper copies (with the comments omitted) and eventually reach out to Shelley again, worried that she was angry.Van Lowe Taxidermy terminal entries; terminal, Receipt: 10/7/2077 The renewed contact quickly became useful, as Calvin van Lowe, Shelley's brother, disappeared suddenly on October 19. While Gregory stayed home to watch his and Deborah's infant child, Carver, his wife and Shelley contacted the police and tried to figure out Calvin's whereabouts.Van Lowe Taxidermy terminal entries; terminal, Refund Order: 10/19/2077
Things changed with the coming of the Great War, when survival became a priority. Gregory did his best to provide for his family, realizing the growing feelings between his wife and Shelley van Lowe. He accepted it, focusing on securing supplies for everyone. Around November, shortly after the bombs,Carver Timmerman: "Oh, ha. Yeah, I guess that can get pretty confusing. So my mom-- my birth mom, I mean-- is Debbie. She handles all the orders and stuff for our stock. "(Carver Timmerman's dialogue)
 he followed up a lead on a stash in the Burning Mine.Note from Greg
This run would be his last, as he found himself trapped beneath a partial mine collapse. In his final hours, he penned a letter to his wife and son, giving Deborah and Shelley his blessing (admitting he did not truly understand their relationship, but that it was okay). He also hoped that Carver, his son, would be safe and sound in the future, regretting that he would not be able to see him grow up. Finally, he left his lucky heirloom lighter with the letter, asking whomever found it to return it to Deborah and Carver, as a memento of him.G. Timmerman, last words
His body would never be recovered and the fate unknown, as Shelley and Deborah were forced to moved on shortly after, in late November 2077, due to Carver's failing health.Van Lowe Taxidermy terminal entries; terminal, Pending Response: 11/17/2077 Though they settled down in faraway Kentucky, Gregory's fate would eventually weigh down on young Carver, looking for a sense of identity.Carver Timmerman: "Problem is, I was born there... In Lewisburg, I mean. Wasn't old enough to remember it, but I've heard about it... and about my Dad. "(Carver Timmerman's dialogue)
==Appearances==
Gregory Timmerman was originally mentioned only . His skeleton was added to the game with the Once in a Blue Moon update.
==References==
Category:Wild Appalachia mentioned-only characters
Category:Once in a Blue Moon human characters
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