Tucker K. Asari

Dear Marcia, Koji and Connor: I have never met you personally, but you and Tucker opened your heart and your whole family to my son when he was in a difficult point of his life. You were his parents and young brothers for a year and this creates a special and deep connection between us. I wish I could hug you all and that our tears could run together, so you could feel our love and affection for you. You are in our hearts and minds every day. Marcia, si algún día quieres desahogarte o hablar...

Marcia, Koji and Connor
I’m devastated to learn of the loss of your son and brother. I’m thinking of you all.

Koji, Marcia, and Connor,

I'm so sorry for your loss. My family and I will keep you in our prayers.

When Tucker graduated from fifth grade he wrote me one of the nicest letters I have ever received from a student. He thanked me from the heart for teaching him art at Sharonville Elementary. I still have his letter and it will continue to bring me joy and encouragement. Tucker will always be one of the most polite, intelligent, respectful and greatest students I will ever teach. He lead with great example. Praying for you Koji, Marcia and Connor.

Dear Mr and Mrs Asari and Connor
I remember thinking Tucker seemed shy when I first met him. But when I sat next to him in 7th grade social studies and we became friends I found out he was talkative, sarcastic, and had a great sense of humor. I will miss him and never forget the time we spent together.

He will be missed

We are stunned and saddened to hear this heartbreaking news. I remember visiting the RRG with our families what seems like many years ago and sharing our love of the gorge with our next generation. While we haven't been together recently, know that our hearts go out to you and your family during this terrible time.

Our deepest sympathies to you Koji, Marcia and Connor. We cannot even begin to express our grief and heartbreak for all of you. We remember fondly the times we have spent Rock climbing and camping together with all of our friends and families, and watching our kids all enjoy the Red River Gorge and getting along so well. You are all in our thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time. ❤

We knew Tucker as a energetic cherry picker. When young, he would visit and pick from our backyard trees. Your could see him cleverly attack the project at a young age. A memorable time for sure.