Tiffany Renee Wilson, known affectionately as Tiffy, Lil Bit, and Trouble, passed away on October 18, 2024, at the age of 33. Born on September 20, 1991, in Dunkirk, IN, she spent her final years in Dayton, OH, where she made a lasting impact on everyone she met.

Tiffany was a passionate, young, vibrant soul who had a love for the tattoo chair which was evident in every piece she had done along with the story to go with them. She loved to watch and learn about tattooing as a trade and even had a booth at a local shop. But above all, Tiffany cherished her role as a mother to her three children, who were the highlight of her life and her proudest accomplishments.

In her free time, Tiffany found joy in listening to music, taking night walks, and expressing her creativity through drawing tattoos. She had a fondness for classic cartoons like Scooby Doo, Betty Boop and Tom and Jerry ,and enjoyed the tranquility of nature, often finding solace walking by the river or hiking in Yellow Springs.

Tiffany was a strong-willed and passionate individual who made everyone around her feel safe and loved. She was a devoted sister, daughter,mother and partner but most of all, she was a truly kind hearted soul whose love will be forever leaving an indelible mark on the lives of those who had the privilege of knowing her. Her journey through life included overcoming addiction, overcoming being homeless, and overcoming her own struggles and silent battles ,a testament to her resilience and strength.

She is survived by her loving parents, Robin and Donna Wilson, and her siblings, Brittany and Brian. Tiffany also shared a special bond with her children, who will carry her spirit forward.

In her community, Tiffany was involved with organizations like Pokémon Go, where she connected with others and shared her vibrant personality. Her legacy of love, strength, and creativity will continue to inspire all who knew her.

P.S. I love you too the moon and back, Forever and Always Babygirl, I'll see you again in our Dream Emporium and we can ride the Last Ride of the Day once again.

-Daniel J. Edwards-