Tiffany Kathleen McGrain

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October 11, 1971 ~ January 22, 2026


Resided in: Madison, Ohio

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Tiffany Kathleen McGrain, age 54, of Madison, Ohio, who passed away peacefully on January 22, 2026, surrounded by her loving husband, Mother, Father, and four daughters after a courageous two-year battle with cancer.

Born on October 11, 1971, in Medina, Ohio, Tiffany lived a life filled with compassion and love. She believed deeply in rescuing and adopting animals, transforming her home into a haven for countless furry friends. Her love for nature shone brightly whether she was on the water, exploring the outdoors, or simply enjoying the beauty of the world around her.

Tiffany is survived by her loving husband, Steve McGrain; her parents, William and Mireille Lambert; and her cherished daughters, Amber, Anna, Andrya, and Abbey. She also leaves behind her beloved grandchildren, DJ, Naomi, Grayson, and Ellie; and her brothers, David and Fred. Each of them carries forward her love, warmth, and gentle heart.

In Tiffany’s memory, donations may be made to the Lake County Humane Society, honoring her lifelong passion for animal rescue and care.

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A Celebration of Life will be planned for the summer of 2026, where family and friends will gather to honor Tiffany’s extraordinary life and the light she brought to everyone she met.

Tiffany’s strength, generosity, and love of life will continue to inspire all who knew her.

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  1. so happy for the times we had together our long talks on the phone fishing on the boat with STEVE working in your backyard front yard side yard helping you with your fence steve and i cooking for u, gonna miss you but only for a short while. Love you tiffany. what was it like to see Jesus welcoming you with open arms?🫶🫶♥️♥️

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  2. That Thanksgiving dinner you cooked for us when I first moved to Madison, and the nap that followed was the best Thanksgiving dinner ever. The countless nights sitting with us while we played pool at the Shore, tons of walleye fishing, and so many more great memories. Gonna miss making more with you Tiff. Too soon

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  3. Our deepest sadness in Tiffany’s passing and condolences to her husband Steve and family. She was truly an amazing, kind lady, friend and neighbor. She will be very sadly missed and always remembered for her kindness and inspirational battle and spirit. Ed and Barb Papandrea

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  4. I was blessed to know you Steve when you started dating Tiffany and even more blessed when I got to meet and hang out with you both. The honor of finding you both your home is something I will forever remember because we made it fun. You both were fun! You both will forever be my favorite people! My prayers go out to Steve and the entire family as this loss is horribly tragic. I love you all and will be here if you should ever need anything! ❤️

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  5. It was an honor to get to know you. The talks, the “dancing” at Cygnet bar, the good times with friends at Frickers. I’ll miss that. I’ll miss seeing that big beautiful smile that lit up a room. You are a special one. I’m glad you and Steve found each other so I could experience the beautiful person you are.
    You fought so hard and now your suffering is over.
    Rest easy Tiffany, be with God in paradise

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  6. We only met a few times but the impact you had on the “fishin buddy family” was truly felt. I know you’re up there with the guys who left us too soon before you catchin those walleye. Give my dad the biggest bear hug for me please. Steve, the biggest hugs and condolences to you and the rest of the family my heart goes out to you

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  7. My very deepest sympathies and heartfelt prayers for your incredible loss. May God rest her soul and grant you His peace, now and in all your days. JMJ. Valerie StClair and Family Sylvania OH.

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  9. Tiffany was such a bright light in Steve’s life. We are extremely blessed to have seen their love for each other change their lives. She left this physical life knowing how loved she was. And Steve, as well as the rest of her family, will continue knowing that she loved them all with her whole heart. Our love and condolences to the entire family.

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