IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Shauna Renee

Shauna Renee Timmerman Profile Photo

Timmerman

Sep 19, 1954 — Aug 29, 2026

Malad

Obituary

Shauna Renee Timmerman passed away on August 29,leaving behind a beautiful legacy of warmth and love. Born on September 19, 1954, Shauna was the secondchild of Ron and Norman Martin. She grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah. In 1993, she married Steve Timmerman, and together they raised their daughters,Alanae Cahoon (Jaron Cahoon) and Jennifer Timmerman (Jay Atwood). She was also blessed with six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Shauna created a life of beauty and enjoyed the world around her with Steve by her side. Together, they loved to travel, see new places, read the plaques to learn the history, and understand the stories behind the places they visited. At home, Shauna and Steve cared for a 2,000-acre farm, where they tended their animals, mended fences, and took time to enjoy all the land had to offer: the changing seasons, the wildlife that passedthrough, and the simple pleasure of being in nature together.

Shauna had a remarkable way of making the peopleshe loved feel known and cared for. Nowhere was that more evident than in the love she poured into her family, especially her grandchildren. At Christmas, a simple gift was rarely just a gift. She delighted in creating collections of presents that connected and built upon one another, each carefully chosen as part of something bigger. She made homemade shirts, dresses, and special items for the kids, investing countless hours thinking about what would bring them joy. To Shauna, family was something you invested yourselfin, and she did so wholeheartedly.

Shauna made sure family gatherings became cherished memories through delicious food and thoughtful traditions. Holiday meals were special occasions, lovingly prepared and brought together in a way that reflected so much of who Shauna was.

Shauna will be remembered for her wit, kindness, and ability to show up for the people she loved. She leaves behind countless reminders of what it looks like to make people feel that they truly belong.

A memorial service will be held in her honor ….


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