Derral Tim Shaw was born February 8, 1941, to Thomas Arland Shaw and Katie Maxine Campbell in Elsinore Utah. Tim passed away at the age of 81 on October 17, 2022, at Medical City Denton. Tim is proceeded by his mother Katie Campbell, daughter Jana Shaw, father Arland Shaw, brothers LaKay Shaw and stepmother Karma Shaw.

Tim is survived by Wife Lillie Shaw of Denton TX, brother Kyp Shaw Richfield UT, Jerry (Shari) Bishop Denton TX, David (Donna) Bishop Denton TX, Tammy (Jeff) Burr Frisco TX, Brian (Shante) Shaw Kent WA, Rodney (Carrie) Shaw Lindon UT, Grandchildren include Kayla, Stephanie, Lydia, Levi, Alyssa, Aaron, Spencer, Camilla, Kristen, MyKayla, Maurice, MyLynn and 13 great grandchildren.

He lived in Elsinore Utah until the age of 10 when his family then moved to Richfield Utah. He loved horses and especially enjoyed ice skating. After moving to Richfield, he was industrious and had a paper route that he had for a long time and covered a large area of Richfield. Every summer they had a large garden. He kept in contact with some of his childhood friends even late into his life. He told stories of adventure he and his friend would encounter.

Tim loved cars and bought a car together with his brother LaKay which they shared. There was one time where they both thought they were entitled to use it at the same time which resulted in a scuffle and getting the keys taken away. He had many cars and trucks during his life. His passion for cars came from his father and has been passed down from generation to generation to the Shaw sons and grandsons.

Tim joined the US Army and served at Fort Sill, Oklahoma working with Artillery. Tim's rank was PVT E2. He served for 2 years.

Tim attended Salt Lake Community College and earned an associate degree in accounting. His first job was with the Lennox Corporation where he worked until the company moved away from Salt Lake City. Tim was then hired at Ford Motor Company. Soon Ford Motor Company transferred him and his family to California. After a year he moved back to central Utah and began a job at L&M Trailer Company in Ephraim, Utah. Tim had bigger ambitions and purchased a motel in Manti which he owned for 5 years before moving north to Orem Utah where he decided to start an accounting firm.

After a few years in business and a divorce from his first wife, Tim moved to Texas to help start a business with acquaintance. That venture was short lived. Although, while in Texas Tim met Lillie Bishop and the love story began, they were married June 1986. This proved to be one of the best decisions he ever made. The families naturally blending with Tim's and Lillie's family of 4 boys and 2 girls. He nurtured those relationships with love and respect. Tim and Lilly came across and opportunity and purchased Ruby's Dinner on the Square in Denton Texas. They owned for 11 years. Jerry, Lillie's son managed the restaurant duties while Tim focused on the business side. He met many lifetime friends at Ruby's and enjoyed socializing with them every morning over coffee.

Tim and Lillie had a cabin on Lake Texoma where they enjoyed spending time with the family. They enjoyed swimming, relaxing on the deck and cooking great meals. Tim really enjoyed teasing everyone with friendly banter and there was always an abundance of bantering in return.

Tim really enjoyed sitting around the table during and after dinner enjoying desert while talking and sharing stories. He also was notorious for one of his favorite past times, napping.

Before retiring in his early 70's, Tim's last business adventure was an accounting service called Shaw Business Services. He grew the business and did very well. Many of his clients became close friends. After retirement he had a hard time saying no to his long-term customers and always lent a hand when needed.

During his retirement Tim and Lillie enjoyed spending time at their cabin, camping in their travel trailer, long drives, and spending time with the family and grand kids. Tim was always well cared for by Lillie with her witty sense of humor and fantastic southern hospitality. Tim never went hungry.

Tim will be greatly missed, and the relationships developed will be a mark of his love that will last for generations to come.

The funeral service will be held at 2:00 PM Friday, October 21, 2022 in the chapel of Mulkey-Bowles-Montgomery Funeral Home, 705 N. Locust St., Denton. Interment will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park, Denton.