Birth date: Jan 23, 1929 Death date: May 17, 2020
Raymond J. Tournoux was born on January 23, 1929 in Maximo, Ohio to Raymond M. Tournoux and Helen (Upperman) Tournoux. Joe left this world peacefully on May 17, 2020 to be with the Lord, surrounded by family. He passed suddenly du Read Obituary
Mrs. Tournoux,
Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. You and you family are in my prayers
Chris from Walmart Pharmacy
Deepest condolences to Aunt Bernice, Diane, Joann, Connie and entire family. Uncle Joe was such a kind soul and wonderful brother to my Mom (Helen). My heart goes out to all over his loss and you will be in my/family’s thoughts and prayers. So many wonderful memories from long ago to recent, where he gave me the biggest hugs and loving, encouraging words regarding my own losses. He will be missed and always remembered. ✨🙏💫 Cathy McMillen-Teagle
Some of my fondest memories were working on the Farm with Uncle Joe. He was a great guy and fun to be with.
Ron and Linda Schneider
I remember visiting his home when i was a kid and him showing me his big garden and all the time he spent making it so nice. He was a very kind great uncle. Prayers for all his family at this time. - Sarah Denlinger and family
We are saddened greatly by the passing of Uncle Joe. He was a special soul with a feisty personality. A favorite uncle to many. A uniquely talented fix it man known far and wide. Always came through with success, and gladly tackled any challenge. Such amazing talent for gardening with a bounty every season. He had a long and full life with many blessings. God Blessed him abundantly and welcomed him peacefully home.
Uncle Joe's thumbprint was left permanently within all of our memories and upon all of our hearts. We were blessed to have him for so long. Uncle Joe will be missed, yet never forgotten.
Our sincere and deepest sympathy goes out to Aunt Bernice, and their daughters. Diane. JoAnn, Connie, and their families. Our thoughts & prayers are with you all,
May God and many fond memories comfort you now and in the days ahead.
Dana & Mary Tournoux
Andrea & Tyson Scott
Leanna & Joe Brown
Erica & Jaclyn Tournoux
Connie , I just wanted to let you know how sorry I am for the loss of you dad. Condolences to all of your family.
He will be missed by everybody in Maximo. Anyone that needed anything fixed, he was the guy! My condolences to the family
Ted Rastetter
Joe always made me feel welcome in his shop where he could fix absolutely anything or made the part if someone didn’t have it and often knew more than the mechanics from the factory. I learned so many good old-fashioned principles and values from him...Hardwork kindness, diligence and respect of simple things. Joe looked out for me like I was his own. Fixed my cars and vehicles for next to nothing I always give him more than he asked for because I was Embarrassed to pay him what he would tell me I owed him. I’ll always remember Joe with a wad of tobacco in his cheek drinking a beer and working on his garden or some mechanical project. What a guy. Couldn’t ask for a better uncle in the whole world.
