Tim White, a long-time WWE referee, died.

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Tim White worked as a WWE referee and official for more than two decades

In 1985, White began his remarkable career as a part-time referee and working with Andre the Giant

Tim White, a long-time WWE referee, died.

Tim White worked as a WWE referee and official for more than two decades

In 1985, White began his remarkable career as a part-time referee and working with Andre the Giant

He was the referee for some of WWE's biggest matches during his time there

Including the iconic Hell in a Cell match between Undertaker and Mankind at King of the Ring 1998

White's ring career was basically cut short due to a shoulder injury

White, however, remained a vital part of WWE until 2009, working behind the scenes as an official and talent agent

WWE sends its heartfelt sympathies to White's family, friends, and supporters

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