I created a class called ThreadedTimer that uses a Threading.Timer object inside it. I then used the class ThrededTimer in a subroutine on the main form of my application. My question is as follows:

When the timer inside my ThreadedTimer class finishes and sets itself to Enabled = False, does garbage collection recycle the memory for this object? The reason I ask is because I create the ThreadedTimer useing a local varaible in a Command Button routine, which when the routine ends, I lose the reference to the timer. I was wondering if I should create an Array off the main form that holds reference to all the timers and then somehow destory each timer manually? The only problem is that my custom class doesn't have a destory method.

I hope I didn't sound too confusing, but this has been bugging me because I don't want to inadvertantly create a memory leak.