When she passed away on January 10th, 2024, Tiffany K. Reed, who was 28 years old and from Akron, Ohio, was at home. Ravenna, Ohio was the location of her birth on July 7, 1995. Tiffany, who had graduated from Waterloo High School, was working at the Summa Health Akron Campus because she was interested in pursuing a career in neurology. As a mother, Tiffany was a devoted and kind person. It was her son Jensen, whom she loved more than anything else in the world, whom she devoted her entire life and all of her time to caring for.
The role of mother was one that Tiffany cherished, and she delighted in spending time with her family and friends. Her grandparents, James and Sharon Lischak, George and June Lischak, Dolores Reed and Annabell Plat, all passed away before Tiffany.
Tiffany was the only child of her grandparents. It is her son, Jensen Fortner, as well as her father, Ronald Reed II (Misty), and her siblings, Ron Reed III (Amanda) and Tara McCain (Brian), who are among those who survive Tiffany. Sandy Kraynik (Jim), Jill Reed, Tina Lischak, Jerry Lischak, Jeff Lischak, and Jim Lischak are the extended family members of the Lischak family.
In addition to a large number of other relatives, cousins Heidi Coyle (Chris), Reed Woodring (Skyler), Lucas Lischak, and Aiden Lischak were present. There are Roxanne, Ronnie, Brian, Annalise, and Dakota, who are all nieces and nephews. Corey, Alex, and Ethan Fortner, Heidi Moser, Jaime Shaffer, and Connie Alestock are among the unique persons in her life who formed her family over the course of her life. She is also survived by these individuals.
Those who were close to Tiffany have been left with an indelible impression on their hearts as a result of her leaving. It is because of the love that she shared, the lives that she impacted, and the unflinching kindness that she exhibited to everyone that she came in contact with that her memory will be treasured and celebrated.
The spirit of Tiffany will continue to provide us with inspiration and influence, and her legacy will continue to be carried on by the innumerable lives that she positively impacted.
