My math teacher died and I need to know how.

Its making me depressed. he died the night I got off the phone with him and I just found out today,

I found the death Certificate online... but I cant figure our how to find the cause of death... no one at school knows.. and I need to know.

He was the best teacher I've ever had. I know him more than anyone else in my school.

His name is Timothy Thompson, his DOB is August 23, 1960.
He lived in Saginaw michigan.

Please... anyone who is really good at searching the web... please...

I need someone to find a page where I can look up a cause of death...

its making not want to go to school... because my new math class is right next to his...

Why were you even talking to your teacher on the phone at night.

It may be just listed as 'natural causes' if an autopsy wasn't done.

Mum called him about getting me into his class, then she passed the phone to me to talk about getting tutor sessions.

And she just got home from work. so we called at night

I'm so sorry for the loss of your math teacher.
It could be natural causes. Maybe you could go on people finders.com. His family is in my prayers. What a loss.
Come to think of it, I live in Gladwin Michigan which is about a couple hours from Saginaw.
I'm not sure where else you could look for death records or anything like that. I know it's a huge loss for the school.

Hello,
I am Mr. Thompson's daughter, Kayte. Please contact me at Fun mail me and I will let you know what happened. Thank you for your condolances.

Kayte

This is Tim Thompson's wife, Debbie. Please email me at Fun mail me and I'll be more than happy to talk to you. Kayte, our daughter, will also talk to you, and she said she had already answered your post.
Tim was a wonderful teacher, husband, and father; and it warms my heart to know how much he meant to so many students at Central and Western.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Thompson

This is Tim Thompson's wife, Debbie. Please email me at Fun mail me and I'll be more than happy to talk to you. Kayte, our daughter, will also talk to you, and she said she had already answered your post.
Tim was a wonderful teacher, husband, and father; and it warms my heart to know how much he meant to so many students at Central and Western.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Thompson