Tim Harper,68, from Spearman, passed away on Thursday, February 27, 2025 in Amarillo,TX.  Viewing will be on Sunday, March 2,2025 (3:00pm-9:00p.m.), Monday, March 3,2025 (9:00a.m.-9:00p.m.) at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home in Spearman. Funeral services will be on Tuesday, March 4,2025 at the First Baptist Church in Spearman,10:30a.m. with Rev. Byron Potter officiating.  Interment will follow at Hansford Cemetery.  Arrangements are under the direction of Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Spearman.

Tim was born in Spearman on January 21, 1957 to Carroll Harper and Joyce Garrett Harper.

Tim graduated from Spearman High School in 1975. During his high school days he was quarterback of the 1974 State Runner –up Spearman Lynx.  He was voted "most friendly" while at Spearman High, and that continued for the rest of his life.  After high school he served in the United States Navy.

Tim and Terrie McClure were married April 29, 1989 and were married for 35 years. He started a career in the oil field at Howard Drilling. This is where he met his wife Terrie.  In early 1990's-2007 he worked for Athena Energy and worked for Wynn Crosby until 2019.  June of 2009 Tim formed Harper Production, LLC and the business continues to operate today.

Tim enjoyed playing golf with friends and family, fishing, hanging out with family, and traveling across the state to watch family's sporting events.  He also enjoyed watching the Golf Channel, Fox News, and the Dallas Cowboys; even went to Super Bowl 27 and Dallas won.  He could always be seen at Gordons grabbing the special of the day for lunch or drinking coffee at Golden Spread (most of the time accompanied by his dog Palin).

Tim played in the church band and also taught Sunday school at the First Baptist Church in Spearman.  He played the guitar in his free time, and enjoyed going to concerts and listening to live music with his wife Terrie.

He was preceded in death by his parents, in-laws Royce and Shirley McClure and granddaughter Josie McIntyre.

Tim is survived by his wife, Terrie of the home, sons, Tyler Harper of Amarillo, Brodie and wife Sarah Savage of Keller, Texas, Jonathan McIntyre of Elk City, OK., Marshall and wife Jennifer McIntyre of Cheyenne, OK., brother Tony Harper of Amarillo and sisters, Carla Harper of  CA. and Kelly Armes of Clarendon, TX.  Tim also leaves behind his 7 grandchildren, Everett Savage, Luke Savage, Hattie Savage, Kiersten McIntyre, Kenndi McIntyre, Nathan McIntyre, and Blake McIntyre.

Family suggests memorials in memory of Tim be to ones favorite charity.