Birth date: Aug 13, 1976 Death date: Aug 29, 2017
Dustin Lee Wade, age 41, of Sheffield Lake, passed away suddenly on Tuesday, August 29, 2017. He was born in Elyria and had been a resident of North Ridgeville most of his life, before moving to Sheffield Lake six months ago. Du Read Obituary
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36625 Center Ridge Road, North Ridgeville OH 44039
My condolences. I worked with Dustin at Morton Salt. When I visited the plant from Chicago he was always respectful and kind. I enjoyed his company.
Michael Resetar- Chicago.
I just would like to express my condolences my name is Barbara Stiles I work with Dustin at an RG he was always very joyful and courteous to me and treated me with the most respect it was a very good worker and talk to his family frequently I am so sorry for your loss May God hold you in your arms and support you during this difficult time .
Dan and Debra, My condolences to both of you and your family. Your whole family will be in our prayers. Jery Toich
So very sorry to hear this news. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your heart.
Our deepest sympathies are with the Wade family during this extremely difficult time.
The Porowski Family, especially Pat & Nick
North Ridgeville
Dustin and I had been close friends while working together at NRG. When I spent my weeks, months, and years with him he never missed an opportunity to boast about his family. He talked about Morgan and her success with soccer, college, and her long term boyfriend (which he was proud of). He was proud of Sydney and Luke for how smart and well they were doing in school and told me they would both end up shining because of their upbringing. He was very proud that all three of his children were brilliant, and was never shy to share that fact. He loved his children and expressed it daily with stories about them and talking about their times together. He also loved his parents greatly. He spoke of his father Dan frequently. From advice, to cutting grass, to fixing the plumbing on Greenwood, he loved talking about his dad. He loved his mother a lot. He loved and laughed at how she cringed at his adult jokes and comments. His brothers and nephews were also a favorite. He loved you all. Happy about the jobs you have, straightening up for some, he loved you! Last but not least, and hard to type this. Julie, he was proud of how well you raised those kids. Something I heard on a regular basis. God bless all. Sorry for your loss.
