Birth date: May 2, 1952 Death date: Dec 15, 2016
Albert W. Tiller, age 64, of North Ridgeville, passed away on Thursday, December 15, 2016 at Good Shepherd Hospice in Auburndale, Florida. He was born in Williamson, West Virginia and lived most of his life in North Ridgeville, wh Read Obituary
Leta & family, I am so sorry for your loss. It's been a long time since I've seen you, but a remember when we came to your house and played cards & laughed & had so much fun! My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Rhonda Boozer
First I wish to offer my condolences for the entire Tiller family and all the branches that were like family. Al will be missed by so many. My dad always would tell me it is not "goodbye" just "see you later". I believe in my hear Al is somewhere glorious reunited all who went before him, like his parents, siblings, even his two dogs Max and Bear, who surely were waiting in anticipation to see him on the other side of that rainbow bridge. Even though my marriage to his son, did not work out, Al always greeted me with a hug and a HUGE smile. He has been a grandfather of great magnitude. His children will have big shoes to fill when they become a grandpa someday.
I have 2 great memories of Al
1. Dancing with him at wedding celebration he and Leta threw for us.
and
2. He unconditional love for his grandchildren. My 3 sons were so lucky to have you in their lives. Even my daughter, who was not blood to you, you always hugged and kissed her as if she were.
We will miss you, miss your laughter, your jokes, your smile. But we all know we will "see you later". So, until then...
Our sincere sympathy to all of the Tiller family on your loss. Al was such a caring person who demonstrated love for Leta, his children and their spouses, grandchildren, siblings and friends. He had such a great personality and brought many laughs to all of us. We are thankful for the shared times our families had since meeting in 1979 at Liberty School Cub Scout events and N. Ridgeville Hot Stove baseball. We will fondly remember Al. May God will bless and comfort you.
To my Brother's Loving Wife, Leta, Sons, Albert and Joseph, Daughter, Sheilla, I share a loving memory of a Baby Brother who meant so much to all 8 siblings. We were various ages, but age did not break the bond of Love between us, He was our Baby Brother, we all looked out for him, and of course he was an A # 1 Mama's Boy and we wouldn't have had it any other way. This Poem is for You:
To the outside world we all grow old.
But not to Brothers & Sisters
We know each other as we always were.
We know each other's hearts.
We share private family jokes.
We remember family feuds and secrets, family griefs & Joys.
We live outside the Touch of Time
With God's Grace our strength remains, We Miss You Dear Brother Pete, but Heaven is sweeter with You There.
Until we Meet Again Sister Ruth
Mrs. Tiller, Al, Sheila and Joe,
I have great memories of Mr Tiller during summers at Palmer... My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time
Chuck Carpenter
