Tiffany Lynn Keaton

Tiffany Lynn Keaton, 35, of Perrysburg, Ohio, unexpectedly passed away on July 13th, 2026. Born on September 5th, 1990, in Oregon, Ohio, she was the oldest daughter of Michael and Pamela (Wojciechowski) Keaton.

Tiffany is survived by her parents, her sister Karli (Drew) Kuns, her grandmother Linda Wojciechowski, as well as full family tree of beloved aunts uncles and cousins. She is proceeded in death by her grandparents, Robert (Bob) Keaton, Colleen Keaton, and Thomas Wojciechowski Sr.

It is hard to encapsulate all Tiffany is and was with only words. She was always larger than life, bigger than words, and stronger than most. She was bold, brave, beautiful, and a force that demanded to be seen. She was truly fearless, and it never took long for anyone in her presence to recognize that quality.

Tiffany possessed a remarkable intellect that set her apart from an early age. Challenges that seemed overwhelming to others often came effortlessly to her. She graduated in the top 10 percent of her high school class before attending the University of Toledo, where she earned her Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. Gifted with a natural talent for mathematics, Tiffany found her calling in the world of finance, where this would reflect her greatest strengths.

During high school, Tiffany enjoyed playing both softball and volleyball, but softball was always her greatest passion. Her love for softball never faded, and she continued playing in several co-ed leagues throughout her adult life. Sports alone were always a constant source of joy throughout her life, especially within her family, as they continued to be a competitive bunch.

Undoubtedly a "Swiftie", Tiffany knew every single song Taylor ever produced. She knew every line of "Lord of the Rings", "Jurassic Park", and every roller coaster at Cedar Point. She loved a challenge and adventure and was filled with an adventurous spirit gifted to her by her parents.

Tiffany loved those close to her fiercely, as much as her family adored her. She was treasured by her parents and her sister beyond comprehension. She was the brains of the operation, and the problem solver when we would continue to get lost in the airport. She always had the answers, and the humor to counter any circumstance when it was stressful. Countless memories include family vacations of the four of us having endless laughs wherever we went. So many memories of our season passes to Cedar Point, and racing to get onto the next ride as fast as her and her sister could.

Tiff, your bold laugh will echo within our souls for all eternity. Your humor, and your ability to command the room, will make moments feel less colorful. Our vibrant, athletic, confident, and intelligent Tiffie (Rooney); will forever leave such a void in our souls. We will carry you with us wherever we go until it is our time to meet you again.

Tiffany shared that on May 20th she accepted the Lord to be her savior, giving her family some sense of comfort during this storm.

Until the end of time, we will miss and love you forever. Until we meet again.

The family will receive friends at Robinson Walker Funeral Home, 501 West Street, Genoa, Friday, July 17, 2026, from 10:00 am until funeral service at 11:00 am. Private interment: Clay Township Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may be directed to the Hazel Elizabeth Morrissey Fund