Russell Lee Tucker

A long time ago, Mr. Tucker was a sub for another teacher in our "pod". She was gone for 6 weeks after surgery. Every time the cafeteria had sausage biscuits for breakfast, Mr. Tucker would buy us each breakfast! He was so kind and always thoughtful. I'm sure he knew and impressed many people during his life with his humor, his talents, and his his polite ways. Anyone who did not know Mr. Tucker has suffered a loss for he was such a fine man who will be missed.

Russell Tucker was truly a one of a kind unique talent that will
be greatly missed in our community of Pinewood and our area.
He ran the race of life cheerfully and used his god given talents and abilities to encourage others........

Mr. Tucker was our neighbour in Pinewood for fifteen years until we moved away. We could not wish for a better friend and neighbour . His yard always immaculate, always a smile on his face and tons of energy. We will miss you Mr. Tucker. May you rest in Peace.

Russell was one of the nicest people I ever met. He was a real gentleman. I knew him from Sears and he was a friend of my Aunt Dora Mazzola. Russell was always in a good mood and it was a pleasure to talk to him. He will be missed. God bless you!

Jerry Mazzola

We enjoyed working with Russell at Sears Parkdale for many years. He was such a sweet man who loved everyone and was such a hard worker. He also brought me his special cookies that I loved. He will be greatly missed.

Mr. Tucker, we have been missing you since you moved from Pinewood! Your cheerful smile and friendly manner were such a pleasant part of our days. May your family be comforted knowing that you are now in the arms of our Father. Rest in Peace!

Mr. Tucker was the sweetest person and the best teacher a child could have. We will miss you!

Mr. Tucker will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.
He will be playing beautiful music for his Heavenly Father, no doubt.

We feel very blessed to have known Mr. Tucker. He was a positive influence and encouragement to us. His presence will be greatly missed.

Russell Lee was my daddy's (Jewel Cecil Walker) cousin. Daddy always loved to hear Russell Lee play the piano. He would say, "He can knock the dust of the keys when he plays!" We will miss you!
Sallie and Danny Odom