Toby Ryne
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Toby Ryne, 51, of Liberty, MO passed away February 14,2021 with his family by his side. Visitation services will be held from 6-8pm at Calvary Baptist Church 1915 N. Liberty St, Independence, MO 64050.
Toby was born on September 23,1969 in Independence MO. He worked at Hallmark Cards Inc for 30 years. Toby enjoyed spending time with family and friends, coaching his kids in basketball and baseball and loved all things Disney. He put his heart and soul into everything he did. Many would say his will to live and consistent positive attitude was inspiring and the fight he had in him was nothing short of courageous and astonishing. Toby was an amazing son, husband, father, brother, papa, uncle and friend that will forever live in our heart.
Survivors include wife, Jeanna Ryne, children, Heather Belben, Erica Wilson(husband Daniel), Christopher Ryne, Nicolaus Pike(wife Savanna), Mikaela Pike, and Zachary Pike(fiancé Skylar Wiggins), granddaughters Cambria, Marissa, Kinsley, Rylee and Raelynn, mother, Dorothy Rene Ryne, as well as 3 sisters and many nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by grandmother, Dorothy Maxine Petralie, grandfathers Paul Petralie and Jack Ryne
It was an honor and a great privilege to have known Toby and to have worked with him. He was truly a champion and I thank you Jesus, Jeanna and family for sharing him with us.
May God comfort your hearts at this time of grief. He will be so missed.
Love,
Dee
You couldn’t ask for a better friend and Toby he loves everybody Let’s all team is a good coach good husband and a good father he’s going to be greatly missed
I worked with Toby for 23 years. I had so much fun working with him. I know loved this family. Always talked about them. And taking them to Disney World. And just work. I think Thanksgiving was his baby. The year I worked it wasn’t the same because he wasn’t there to organize it. Toby always had a smile. Toby you will be missed dearly!!!?????
I only knew Toby for a few years but after I found out about his illness, it never ceased to amaze me at his really great attitude about it and life in general. He took everything in stride. And that amount of stress would have did most of us in — but he persevered. His will to live for every ounce of life and for his family carried him for so many years. RIP Toby! And many blessings to your family during this time.
When Toby was about five i was about fourteen and he was jumping all over the sofa and i was a snotty teen thinking why does he get to jump on the sofa and i didn’t lol ….then we grew up a little more and we were in our 20’s and 30’s working together at my parents his grandparents restaurant were we had a blast!!! I got us tickets to Guns and Roses ? and because we had to work we were late and the stadium parking lot was full … i took the Corvette and put it up on the sidewalk and we got out laughed and went into the show were we had a blast jumping up and down screaming together so sometimes in life you look at things one way but if you take your time you might find there are other ways to look at things!!! Toby was an amazing person in this world ? who will be missed because he was the kind of person we all want to try and be everyday! Positive, Loving, Kind , Fun , Hard Worker and so many i can’t list them all!
Aunt Val loves you Toby and you can jump on my furniture any day!
Say hello to everyone for me and I will see you soon! Jesus loves all of you …
In John 10:27–28 Jesus states that: “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me: and I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish.
John 3-16
16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
Amen ?
The Delgados are so proud to have had you in our lives. We love you and will keep you forever in our memory.
My heart goes out to Jeanna and the rest of his family during this time. I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to know Toby and seeing his courage, bravery and positive attitude he had as he battled cancer was inspiring.
I had the pleasure of working with Toby in the Crown room for 5 years,… he was always positive no matter what situation or problem,, when I came back from being furloughed after 5 months, I asked around to see if anyone knew how he were doing.. he taught me so many things in the Crown Room, always had time to teach you something new… I would call him Toby Mac, whenever we spoke in the halls.. he will truly be missed, praying for his family.
Tobster, we always talked about going to paradise together, you just beat me to it my friend. The Crown Room hasn’t been the same without you, and you know at Thanksgiving you will always be remembered for your remarkable organization & dedication to the program (your legacy will live on here). Tell Maggie hi from me, I miss you both very much and love you! Until we meet again…