Randleman high school coach returns to the Triad [Video]

GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. — Full of life and personality.

Two-year-old Ophie Timmons gives her big sister Georgie a run for her money.

“She’s very active,” Georgia said.  

It’s a beautiful sight to see after multiple brain surgeries. 

Shane and Ashley Timmons found out their daughter Ophie had a brain tumor after noticing some balance issues last September.

“Thinking back to that day was a really hard day,” Ashley Timmons said. “The tumor was very large and she had a lot of fluid on her brain.” 

Shane left his football coaching job at Randleman High School and Ashley put a pause on her nursing career to travel to Memphis so their daughter could undergo a second surgery with a top neurosurgeon.

“After the surgery, she was really sedated. A lot of right-side weakness,” Shane Timmons said. “There were times where it’s like I’m not sure we’re going to get our kid back. It’s one day at a time.” 

Doctors successfully removed …