Julius Toth

Julius Toth, 94, of Rossford, Ohio, passed away peacefully at home, on January 21, 2026. Julius was born in Csapod, Hungary on March 6, 1931. He met his wife Eva Majoros in Budapest while studying at the University. They both fled Hungary during the 1956 revolution and were married in Vienna, Austria. They immigrated to the United States, first to New Jersey, then sponsored by St. Stephens's Church to relocate to Toledo, Ohio

He began his career in Toledo at the Maumee Malleable Company working as a Pattern maker. His career then led him to Progressive Industries as a Tool and Die Maker. With his drive and ambition, he was later promoted to the Vice President of the company. After 17 years he moved onto the D & B Machine and Tool Company as the General Manager before starting his own business - the Jet Tool and Prototype Company. He was well known in the industry as the Leader in Prototype metal stamping manufacturing. During his career, his passion for skill trades led him to train many Journeymen Tool and Die Makers.

He enjoyed traveling through Europe and the United States with his family. While at home, he followed the Detroit Tigers, Toledo Rockets/Ohio State Football and always enjoyed a good round of golf. He always talked about his Hungarian heritage and supported many functions at Epiphany of the Lord Parish - St. Stephen Church. He always enjoyed a good Szalonnasutes - the Hungarian way.

It was faith, family, and friends that gave him the strength to get through life's challenges.

Julius was preceded in death by his parents, Julius and Irma Toth, his loving wife of almost 70 years, Eva, his brother Steve, and his sister Helen. Julius is survived by his sons David and Julius (Sharon), and grandchildren Liana and Adam.

Visitation will be at the Sujkowski-Walker Funeral Home, Rossford, Ohio on Friday, January 30, 2026, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. A funeral Mass will be held at St. Stephen's Church, Genesee St., Toledo, OH, on Saturday, January 31, 2026, at 10 a.m. Memorial contributions made to St. Stephen's Church (Epiphany of the Lord).