Jared J. Kaltenbach

Jared Kaltenbach, beloved husband, devoted father, precious son and brother and cherished friend, passed away unexpectedly on December 23,2023, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and kindness. Born Dec. 6, 1977, he graced this world with his warmth and generosity.

He leaves behind his loving wife, Amber, and their two fur babies, Bo and Luke.

Also carrying on his memory are his daughter Siera Kaltenbach, his mother Donna Kaltenbach. His brother Nathan and nephew Aiden Kaltenbach. His sisters; Desirae Kaltenbach, Bethany Andrews, Hope (Chuck) Bahr and his stepmom Debbie Andrews. He also leaves behind numerous friends and loved ones.

As a husband, he was the epitome of unwavering support and affection, a pillar of strength and understanding. His devotion to family was unwavering, his love an endless source that nourished and sustained those around him.

As a father, he exemplified guidance, patience, and endless encouragement. His daughter, Siera, his pride and joy, and he navigated the journey of parenthood with wisdom, imparting invaluable lessons of compassion and resilience.

His presence illuminated the lives of friends and acquaintances alike. He possessed a rare ability to uplift spirits with a smile, a listening ear, and a heart brimming with empathy. His absence leaves a void impossible to fill.

In his untimely departure, we mourn the loss of a remarkable individual whose impact on the lives he touched will endure. His memory will remain etched in our hearts, a testament to the profound love and generosity he shared unreservedly.

Though his physical presence may have departed, his spirit and love will continue to guide and inspire us. Rest in peace, Jared knowing you were cherished and adored beyond measure.

Services to honor and celebrate his life will be held at Walker Funeral Home, Holland, OH on January 5,2024, visitation from 12-3:00PM Memorial service at 3:00

Forever in our hearts, may his soul find eternal peace.

“Those we love never truly l leave us. There are things that death cannot touch.” ~Jack Thorne