John Tarnosky

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ the staff at Deisler Funeral Home

JoAnn, Mike, Renee & families - We send our condolences to you all. Sonny was the first grandchild for Grandma and Grandpa Tarnosky and the first "little buddy" to his eight aunts/uncles at the farm on Santiago Road. We suspect Sonny was hugely spoiled by them all but he was also in the position to set the stage for himself and us grandkids that followed on what we could get away with (not much-ha!). Family was important to Sonny as he didn't miss a chance at family gatherings to add his sense of humor, sarcasm, and charm to any conversation. Sonny's final journey home has the family waiting for him, with Grandma/Grandpa, Uncle John/Aunt Anna, Timmy, siblings Richard and Judy, and many uncles, aunts and cousins (though maybe not in that order as Aunt Anna will probably be pushing her 4.5 foot self to the front of the line-ha!). Uncle Joe/Aunt Bernie Girls - Moni, Annie, Julie, Bridget and Mary Jo

JoAnn, Mike and Renee After reading about John (Mr. Tarnosky to me and my sisters) we shared fond memories. Listening to Johnny Cash while heading out in the motorhome with the Family and John at the wheel. The Tarnosky's were the best next door neighbors. I am happy to know he continued to have a happy and fulfilled life with family and friends, after we moved away. We remember him fondly.

Mr. Tarnosky was such a big part of our lives growing up. Will never forget the RV trip. All the great memories come flooding back…”Five Feet High And Rising”…RIP MR.Tarnosky.