Dionne Rochelle Tuttle

May 8, 1992 - March 30, 2023

Bayliff & Son Funeral Home, Inc.

419-645-4501 |

Thursday 4/6, 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm

In the early morning hours of March 30th, 2023, Dionne Rochelle Tuttle lost her battle with addiction. She fought this battle for many years, showing great courage. But addiction is a demon not easily slayed. It is not picky about who it consumes it will take the lives of the rich, the poor, the happy and the sad. The drugs told her they would make her life better but instead they slowly stole everything from her until they took her life. Please don’t listen to the lies that drugs tell you and don’t think addiction can’t affect you. Have the courage to reach out for help because that’s what Dionne would have wanted.

Dionne was a beautiful soul with a heart of gold, that not everyone got to see. She loved spending time with her family especially her nieces. She really enjoyed doing her makeup, her hair and her nails. She was always willing to help her family, her friends and anyone else who needed it. She was an animal lover and always had a pet to care for. Most of all she made us laugh! She would goof around, tell jokes and be silly causing everyone to laugh until tears were rolling down our cheeks. She will be missed every day by those who loved her.

Dionne was preceded in death by her grandparents Charles and Connie Tuttle, her dad Dan Tuttle, her birth parents Mysti Seaunier and Corey Baldwin, and a niece Lisa Lynch.

She is survived by her mom Evonne Tuttle, her son Lathen Dahill and stepdaughter Carmen Dahill, her siblings Frankie Moseley, Joanne Poling, Michelle Cartagena, Darrian Ashbury, TJ Ashbury, and Kelly Shelton. Her nieces and nephews Kurt and Christopher Ingle, Jasmine Cartagena (her best friend), Olivia and Lyla Taflinger, and others she had not gotten to meet yet. She is also survived by many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends including Yolanda and Paul Davis, Brandee Seaunier, Jennifer Diamond, and Bob Davis.

The family will receive friends from 3:00 – 6:00 p.m., Thursday, April 6, 2023 at Bayliff & Son Funeral Home, Cridersville.

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Gone but NEVER forgotten!

I am so sorry for your loss. You do not know me...but I just want to say KUDOS to the family for not being afraid to speak up about addiction. The stigma has to be ignored - it just HAS TO if we ever want our loved ones to overcome this devil. Prayers for you and God Bless.

My sweet baby sister, I remember the day we brought you home and I was officially a big sister! Through the years we have had our ups and downs. But we always loved each other no matter what. You were always there for my girls and I. You always made us laugh. My heart is broken without you. I will love and miss you until we meet again.

I remember when Dionne was about six years old. We had a little Min-Pinn puppy, and she got one of Dees socks to play with, well the puppy would hold onto the sock, and we would spin and spin her around and around. we all had a great time and Dionne never forgot about this fun. We will miss her always. with love always, ,Aunt Sherry

I just wanna say that I will forever miss my big sister. I was so freaking happy when my dad told me I had a sister that I looked like so much . You were so beautiful and you resembled mysti (mom) so much. I love you to death and I wish I would have never gotten this call. We had plans big plans for the kids and all. Gone but never forgotten… I will forever love you Dionne ❤️

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

Mama is going to miss her Baby girl. Driving around singing with the radio saying the wrong words. But we did it our way. Eating and just loving each other. Now no one can ever hurt my Baby physically and you know who you are. Or mentally. Oh you know who you are that like to beat her and make her steal for you so you done no time in jail. My Baby earned her wings. No one can ever hurt her again. I love her so much.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.