Tamara Ruth Wyckoff Luchini

To all the children and grandchildren, thank you for sharing your mother and grandmother. You know she loved you best, and her joy was telling friends about you, but she was a good listener and concerned friend, too. I met her when I went through the RCIA in 1992, and we shared faith questions and journeys and the windy roads of watching children mature and blossom. We also shared a love of gardening. I will always be attended by thoughts of her when I am gardening. May God comfort you and...

My condolences to the family. I enjoyed working with John for a number of years, and I know that family was very important to him and Tamara. You children were fortunate to have such loving parents who shared so much with you by their examples.

Thank God for your mom, what a gift to so many. She was very kind and welcoming to me when I moved back to Findlay in 2004 and relocated my family. It was a tough move and she invited to your home and shared with me. Our kids then went to St Michael´s and then to St. Wendelin´s and I never forgot her kindness to me. I am sorry for your loss and God´s blessings and peace to you all. Susan Berry

I first met Tamara when I worked at The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation. We worked together to create a fund for St. Wendelin High School to support drama, which she funded in honor of her husband. When working with her I learned that she was an extraordinary human being. I visited her numerous times and thoroughly enjoyed the friendship we developed. Tamara was wise, kind, positive, articulate, and intelligent. Although I didn´t know her for long, nor spend a lot of time with...