1968 - 2025
1968
2025
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4 Entries
Toni Vernier
Yesterday
Simply one of the smartest, funniest, kindest souls to ever grace the earth. TR made everything better.
Kelly Irish
Yesterday
My heart is broken for the Ocheltree family. T.R. was my friend, my workmate and my roommate for many years while I lived in SF. He was very loved by all of us. We had so many great times together. I'm grateful to have shared those young days with him. I'm so sorry for this terrible loss.
Sending prayers
Yesterday
Rest with the angels where only beauty surrounds you. The people who loved you will remember you not for how you left but will instead only remember everything extraordinary that you brought into their lives. Fly free
Kristin Abbott
October 18, 2025
There are no words to soothe this tragic event! TR was a fun, loving, kind of guy and I am sure his girls were the same. Thoughts and prayers are with the entire Ocheltree family! May time bring peace!
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