Jeffrey Scott Vollmer

Jeffrey Scott Vollmer

Jeffrey S. (Jeff) Vollmer, 51 of Cincinnati, Ohio passed on January 9, 2021 after a courageous battle with metastatic renal cancer. His beloved family was by his side.

He was born in Denver, Colorado on October 24, 1969 . He was raised in the Cincinnati suburb of Montgomery. Jeff made lifelong friends attending Moeller High School (1988) and Indiana University (1993) . He was a member of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity.

His career path led him to work in wealth management. After years of working with the Wall Street firms, Jeff founded Hyde Park Wealth Management in 2009. He helped clients all over the country. Having a strong writing background, he created a monthly newsletter and had numerous articles published as well.

Jeff and his wife, Tiffany, made Mt. Lookout their home for the past 20 years, where they are raising their two sons, Jake and Max. Jeff cherished time supporting and cheering on his boys at St. Ursula Villa and St. Xavier High School.

Jeff was a true Cincinnati sports fan who loved attending games with his family and friends. A weekly tradition he also enjoyed was lunch at the Skyline lunches in Oakley, where most Saturday's he was able to catch-up with his dad, siblings and their families.

His friends and family describe him as a great source of happiness, an adventurer and explorer, a competitor, and always a supportive teammate. Jeff lit up any room he entered, made everyone feel important, and was always willing to help (or pose for a picture). Jeff is survived by the love of his life, Tiffany Vollmer, and their two sons, Jake and Max Vollmer. Jeff is also survived by his father Dr. Bruce Vollmer (father) and Molly Vollmer (stepmother); (Jeff's mother Sandy Vollmer preceded Jeff in passing), his brother Todd Vollmer (Katy), and sister Stephanie Fildes ( Neil), niece Siena Fildes, nephews Liam Fildes, Hunter Vollmer and Dylan Vollmer. Jeff had a lifelong passion for movies and an incredible talent in writing and storytelling. Towards the end of his life he became enthusiastically involved in the nonprofit, Film Cincinnati, because of the commerce movies bring to community and shared excitement for cinema. In lieu of flowers, the family asks donations be made to Cincinnati's Film Commission: www.filmcincinnati.com where a scholarship will be created in his name.

A private service will be held at St. Rose Church on Saturday Jan 23rd at 10:00 am. A live stream is available for those who would like to participate. www.strosecincinnati.org