Timothy Martin Jenneiahn

Timothy Martin Jenneiahn, 57, passed away on Friday, March 13, 2020.

Tim was born in Brockport, New York to parents Rodney and Christine Jenneiahn on October 20, 1962. He attended primary grades in Hilton, New York, then moved to Crown Point, Indiana, where he attended middle school and started high school. In 1979 he moved to West Bend, Wisconsin and graduated high school from West Bend East in 1980. While in high school, Tim played football, was in several plays, and came in first in the state in debate. He represented the state of Wisconsin in Orlando, Florida at the nationals. He attended the University of Wisconsin at West Bend, Madison, and Stout, and graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1985. His degree was in Hotel and Restaurant Management. While at Stout, he excelled in the haute cuisine culinary program.

He married Ronda Dahlberg in 1992 in Rosemont, Minnesota. Son Jacob, the joy of his life, was born in Red Wing, Minnesota on August 28, 2001. While living in Red Wing, Tim managed a high-end gun and art store and also managed several dinner clubs. He catered many lavish affairs in Wisconsin as well as in the Chicago area. Ronda passed away in 2009 after battling cancer for several long years.

In 2014 he married Barb Karels and shortly thereafter moved to Blackfoot, Idaho where Tim had been managing A-Z Guns and Pawn. In 2014 he purchased the A-Z building.

Tim enjoyed hunting, fishing, collecting knives, shooting, especially black powder guns and also cooking. His wide range of knowledge of firearms from inception to modern day firearms was called upon frequently.

Tim was a member of Grace Lutheran Church, Pocatello, as well as a follower of Eagle Rock Vineyard in Blackfoot. He was a member of Cedar Hills Gun Club and the Blackfoot Elks Lodge. He was a generous supporter of the Veterans' programs and catered and cooked several dinners for their fund raisers.

He is survived by his wife, Barbara, his son, Jacob, parents, Rodney and Christine Jenneiahn, brother David, and several aunts and uncles.

A memorial service for Timothy, and his father Rodney, will be held at a later date.

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