Lonnie A. Tollett Sr.

Birth date: Jun 7, 1954 Death date: Dec 15, 2015

Lonnie A. Tollett Sr., age 61, of Elyria, passed away at his home on December 15, 2015. He was born on June 7, 1954 in Elyria, and has lived there for the past 45 years, moving from North Ridgeville. He worked as a truck driver fo Read Obituary

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Sandra Tollett

525w ago

Dear Lonnie today is just three months since you have been gone and it seems like alife time I miss you so much ifeel like my heart hurts so bad I wish some one could take it out of my chest and massage and put it back in my chest when I think of you I feel so overwhelmed with sadness I ask God to please help to make it through the day and just make it minute to minute.I know you fought so hard for nineteen months and I know you would not want me to be sad .because you loved life so much and always wanted everyone else to do the same.i tell muself things will get better and I know in time they truly will I will never stop missing you I know but in time maybe the hurt will get better at night when I go to sleep I whiper good night to you in my prayers and hope you can hear them I pray that you are at peace and not hurting any more Lonnie I could go on forever about things the one thing imiss the most is when something happens with the kids and grandkids I wish I could tell you about it and so tonight when I go to bed I will tell you everything in my prayers I love and miss you more than I could every say all my love sandy

Nancy Walker

537w ago

I am so sorry to hear of Lonnie's passing. I used to work with his wife, Sandy, at the bank. He give me the nickname, " Sugar bear ". Anytime he called to talk with Sandy or pop into the bank, he'd say " What's up Sugar bear?". It was so easy for him to put a smile on my face. My thoughts and prayers go out to Sandy, his children, and the entire family!

My deepest sympathy,

Nancy Grignon

Mary

537w ago

I only just learned of Lonnie's passing. I met him a short time ago and he was so super nice. I am very sorry for your sudden loss. Mary @ GMM

Connie

538w ago

The "Center".... The "Rock" of our Family...... That was my Uncle Lonnie! His death has left a void that will NEVER be replaced. His Heart was larger than life itself. His Love for his family was immeasurable. His Humor was infectious. His general demeanor and personality was like a drug...... the more time you spent with him, the more time you wanted to spend time with him. He was a good 'ole country boy that had his fair share of trouble makin' shenanigans. He was a hard worker. He was a true Friend to many..... too many to count. He was the Best Uncle ever. He was a beloved Son, Brother and Cousin. He was a Great Father. He was a Cherished Grandfather and Great Grandfather. He was the Love of my Aunt Sandy's Life, as she was to his. My Uncle Lonnie Was The Trunk of His Family Tree...... Loving,
Supporting and Keeping His Family Connected and Growing!

My Uncle Lonnie said he was ready, he had his "talk" with God and he was good. I know in my soul he meant that. I know God welcomed him. I know he probably had Jesus laughing as soon as he got there. I know he is with his loved ones that have gone before him..... I can only imagine how happy he is to be with them. He is "home" and isn't in any pain or suffering anymore, but I know his heart breaks with each tear he sees because we are broken here without him. I know he will watch over his family, as he always has, until that day we meet him again. Uncle Lonnie will always be alive in our hearts because of the memories and moments we've shared with him. Rest In Peace, Uncle Lonnie..... you deserve nothing less! I will talk to you in my prayers! I Love You Very Much..... I Will Miss You Beyond Measure.....

I will wrap this up with the same "Big Hug" and last words my Uncle Lonnie said to me............

"I Love You To Pieces"

Connie

Scott Kaib

538w ago

It was always a pleasure to have Lonnie on the job and even more so when he would show up with a delivery or piece of equipment. He was always good for a story or to share news and rumors from the other projects.
Loved having Lonzo around. He and I made a lot of after hours moves, and he always had time to spare for refreshments.
Love you brother!
My condolences to Sandy, Lonnie Jr., Tommy, Gary (BooBoo), and all the family.

Scott Kaib
Great Lakes Construction

Don Cather

538w ago

MY UNCLE LONNIE HAS ALWAYS FOUGHT TO THE END IN EVERTHING IN HIS LIFE HE NEVER QUIT AS FAR AS I CALL IT UNCLE LONNIE ONLY LOST ONE FIGHT IN HIS LIFE AND THATS THIS ONE BUT HE GAVE IT A FIGHT AND GOD KNEW HE WAS THERE AND YOU BETTER BELIEVE THAT THIS FIGHT WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTON LOVE YOU LONNIE

Bob Stanley And Mike Antonyzyn

538w ago

Over the years, we have heard many great stories of Lonnie Sr. from Lonnie and his crew. We know he was loved and will be missed. Our condolences to the family and friends on your loss. Bob and Mike

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538w ago

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Teresa Bonica

538w ago

Oh boy to share just one memory about a man with whom every moment spent was a memory. Uncle Lonnie was one of the greatest men to have in your life and to have the honor of calling him uncle will be the best memory for me. He was one bad ass dude with a heart of gold. Some of the best times spent with him was cooking and one year on thanksgiving when I woke up to find both of my parents sick in bed with the flu and being only 16 and having to make a whole thanksgiving dinner on my own and having no clue how to do it, Uncle Lonnie said to Aunt Sandy we have to go over there and help that child make dinner and they came over and spent most of the morning making and teaching me how to make a thanksgiving dinner before even making their own dinner. He kept us laughing the whole time. Thank you Uncle Lonnie for filling my life with lots of memories that I will keep close to my heart. Rest easy & I will see you on the other side one day.

Mary Ann Hutchinson

538w ago

Sandy and family,
So sorry to hear of Lonnies passing. I pray that you find peace during this difficult time.
With sympathy,
Mary Ann (Thompson) Hutchinson

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Connie

538w ago

I will wrap this up with the same "Big Hug" and last words my Uncle Lonnie said to me............

"I Love You To Pieces"

Connie

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