Columbus, Ohio
Toler Shirley "Toni" Toler was born in Kansas City, Missouri. She died, surrounded by family, at her daughter's home in Phoenix on August 31, 2016, after a hard fought battle with ALS. Toni attended Wayne State University in Detroit. In 1957, Toni married William A. Toler and moved to Columbus,...
Read MoreDear Lynn, I admire your love for your mom, it reminds me of the relationship I share with my mom, 2026 she will be 80 yrs, so I am asking the lord in advance to help me make her day very special; judge keep your wits about you the lord we both serve holds our hand with a merciful grip, never letting go.
Cheryl Houser
February 21, 2025 | Other
Rest in eternal peace Queen sleep
Brenda Ruchardsin
October 24, 2023
Duchess was a grand mother and wife. Kudge Lynn Toler her daughter is exactly like her with wisdom. Kathy is brilliant like her too. Rest well, QUEEN.
Sandra Hubbard
April 30, 2023 | Friend
Toni, your legacy lives on through the fruit you planted here on Earth.
Geraldine Hooker
October 09, 2020 | Acquaintance
Thanks for sharing your wisdom with the world. When you told your daughter Judge Lynn Toler, "don't let a man have to tell you twice that he doesn't want you" have echoed throughout the nation. May the family of Mrs. Shirley Toler find rest, peace and the Comfort of God doing this time .....THANKS for SHARING
Una Parker
June 24, 2018 | Prattville, AL
So sorry for the loss of your mom!! I am sure that Duchess was a wonderful woman!I pray for comfort and peace to you!!
Rosalyn Barnes
April 28, 2018 | Killeen, TX | Friend
Resting in Peace
Renita Edmonds
August 31, 2017
Lana Harris
Lana Harris
August 03, 2017 | FL | Friend
There are not words that can express how sorry I am to hear about your precious mother's passing. I was very stunned to hear this news recently, and still can't believe that I missed the news when it happened. Watching your show religiously have allowed me to gain valuable insights from the wisdom you inherited from your mother. You were truly blessed to be blessed with your mom. May your love for her honor her memory and you will always cherish the times you had together.
Geraldine Hooker
May 15, 2017 | DALLAS, TX