John Stanley Tootle Obituary

The world bids farewell to John Stanley Tootle of Birmingham, Alabama, born in Brunswick, Georgia, departing on August 2, 2024 at the age of 75. John Stanley leaves behind memories cherished by the community. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of John Stanley Tootle to show support.

He was predeceased by: his parents, Laura Malvia Loretta Tootle and James Lawton Tootle. He is survived by: his sons, Joseph Andrew (Chelsea) and Robert Aaron (Helen Hunter) of Atlanta, GA; his wife Wendy Louise Marsh-Tootle; his granddaughters, Constance Ann and Elizabeth Lee of Bronxville, NY; his son John Walker (Lindsey) of Cincinnati, OH; his siblings, Karen Tootle Fender of Albany, GA, Susan Tootle Renfrow (Bubba) of Statesboro, GA, Jimmy Tootle (Jan) of Jesup, GA, Janet Tootle Royal (John) of Screven, GA and Mark Tootle (Lori) of Odum, GA; his nieces and nephews, John Fender, Trip Renfrow, Blair Renfrow, Jay Tootle, Matthew Tootle, Rob Royal, Daniel Royal, Sid Royal, Adam Tootle, Josh Tootle, Julie Fender Harris, Amy Tootle Langley and Sallie Royal Tyre; his in-laws, David Marsh (Katherine), Julie Marsh (Ted Domino) of St Louis, MO and Laura Marsh Beltrame (Bill) of Brookfield, WI; and his nieces and nephews, Ryan Marsh, Bart Domino, Alex Domino, Jennifer Marsh Coan, Hannah Domino Masek, Alyssa Beltrame, Angela Beltrame Sowder and Amanda Beltrame Farrokhnia.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to Children's Vision International or Seven Hills Baroque are appreciated.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Rinehart And Sons Funeral Home Inc..

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August 10, 2024

Dennis Kaney wrote a sympathy message

“Johnny Tootle was a great friend and an excellent keyboardist. We both played with three other bands along with other players who were Georgia Southern students. Johnny loved the Hammond and played piano fluently. I am deeply saddened as I shall always remember my creative wonderful friend. Take care Johnny, Dennis Kaney Drums”