Jesse Ray Stuber

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Jesse Ray Stuber, who left this world on his 38th birthday, June 5, 2025. Born on June 5, 1987, in Kenton, Ohio, Jesse was a beloved son, brother, grandson, uncle, and friend. He brought joy and laughter to everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.

Jesse was the son of Robert and Tamara Stuber. He grew up surrounded by love, laughter, and the occasional playful mischief that made him the life of the party. Jesse's spirit was infectious, and his charismatic nature drew people to him wherever he went. He was known for his humor and entertaining personality, lighting up any room with his presence.
In 2005, Jesse graduated from Hardin Northern High School, where he formed many lasting friendships that continued throughout his life. He was actively involved in his community, particularly through the Kenton Alliance Church, where he contributed his time and energy, sharing his love for others and nurturing his faith.

Jesse had a range of interests and hobbies that reflected his zest for life. He enjoyed spending quality time with friends and family, whether it be during a casual gathering or a game night filled with laughter. An avid collector, Jesse had a particular fondness for uranium glass and board games, often showcasing his unique treasures to friends. He also had a passion for technology and could often be found working on computers, enjoying the challenge and creativity it brought.

He is preceded in death by his father, Rob Stuber; his grandmother, Joan Woodruff; his aunt Joy Keeran; and his cousin, Kaleb Allen. He is survived by his loving mother, Tammy Stuber, who was his unwavering support and confidant, as well as his two brothers, John (Ashley) Stuber and Justin (Valerie Kohlwey) Stuber. Jesse also leaves behind his grandfather, Vern Woodruff, and several uncles and aunts: Calvin Keeran, Vern (Carla) Woodruff, and Lisa (Matt) Schott, along with Gary Stuber. In addition, he will be remembered fondly by his cousins Melea (Zane) Whitaker, Verne, Carl and Mariann Woodruff, and Mason Schott. Jesse's legacy will continue through his two nieces, Claire and Olivia Stuber, and his nephews, Jaxon and Lennox Stuber, who will always carry the memories of their fun-loving uncle in their hearts.

Tragically, Jesse's life was marked by the shadows of loss, including the heart-wrenching effects of his short battle with cancer, and the lasting effects of an injury after a car accident in 2005. Despite these challenges, he faced life with resilience and an unwavering spirit.
Although Jesse’s life was tragically cut short, his impact will resonate in the hearts of many. He leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, and cherished memories that will forever be celebrated by friends and family alike.

Per his wishes no funeral service will be held but we invite all who knew him to celebrate his life and carry forward the joy he brought into this world.

Jesse Ray Stuber will be deeply missed but never forgotten. His laughter, wit, and zest for life will continue to inspire everyone who was lucky enough to know him. Rest in peace, dear Jesse. You are loved beyond measure.