In Memory of Timothy Joseph Doyle

Spouse: Ampha Anante
Children: Aecha, Mija, Sun
DOB: June 1, 1972
Blessing Date: August 25, 1992
Ascension: May 20, 2025
Seonghwa Ceremony: September 27, 2025 at 8 PM (EST)

In Memory of Timothy Joseph Doyle

With gratitude to our Heavenly Parent, we remember and celebrate the life of Tim Doyle, who ascended to the spirit world on May 20, 2025, at the age of 52.

Tim was born on June 1, 1972, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Annette and George Heyslett. He grew up in Pittsburgh with his brother, Matthew, and stepsisters, Melissa and Christy.

At 14, Tim met the Unification Church in North Carolina, where he was witnessed to by a Japanese missionary while working at a church-owned restaurant. Guided by his spiritual parent, Akira Kokufuta, he embraced the Divine Principle and committed himself to a life of faith.

While completing high school in Seattle, WA, Tim joined CARP and spent summers fundraising in Alaska. His devotion later took him across the United States and to Russia, where he witnessed, taught, and fundraised.

In Boston, MA, Tim briefly attended the University of Massachusetts before choosing to focus fully on his spiritual calling. Initially considered too young for the Blessing, his years of service and sacrifice were recognized, and he participated in the 30,000 Couple Holy Marriage Blessing on August 25, 1992, where he was Blessed in marriage to Ampha Anante from Thailand.

Together, Tim and Ampha built a family in Fairfax, VA, raising three children—Aecha, Mija, and Sun. In 2016, they moved to Martinsburg, WV. Tim was a devoted husband and father, known for his quiet strength, humor, and faith.

In 2021, Tim was diagnosed with colon cancer. Choosing to forgo chemotherapy, he faced the illness with dignity and resolve. The cancer spread over four years, yet Ampha said he never complained. “He was a fighter.” Surrounded by his wife and children, he completed his earthly journey with peace.

Through his work with CARP, countless hours of witnessing and fundraising, and his dedication to building a God-centered family, he left a lasting example for all who knew him.

A Memorial Service will be held to honor Tim on Saturday, September 27 at 8 PM.

Zoom link for the memorial: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85133973355?pwd=w63btDvv2O0gKT3UHfmL98GbwzpJB4.1