Andrew Dax Cissell, 49, of Madeira, OH, passed away peacefully at Jewish Hospital on November 18th after a courageous battle with cancer, in the company of his loving family.

Born March 3, 1975, in Henderson, KY, Dax's life was filled with impressive accomplishments including graduating from Washington University St. Louis as a Chemical Engineer and a 26-year career with Procter & Gamble within the Global Fabric and Home Care Business Units in St. Louis, MO; Lima, OH, and Cincinnati, OH.

Dax was best known for his commitment to his family that he built with the love of his life Jennifer (Supancic) on October 28, 2000. They shared a beautiful 24-year marriage together. The proudest moments of his life were the births of their 2 sons, Andrew and Evan. As a sports enthusiast, Dax happily attended and cheered for his boys at their Madeira sporting events and passionately supported the St. Louis Cardinals. As an Eagle Scout and Troop 209 Scoutmaster, he helped lead many scouting activities and inspired several young men to reach the rank of Eagle. Dax was also an active member of All Saints Catholic Church. He will be greatly missed.

Dax is survived by Jennifer, and his pride and joys, Andrew (19) and Evan (16). He is the loving son of Jenny and the late Steve Cissell, brother to Nikole Mayfield (Craig).  Beloved son-in-law to Frank and Terry Supancic and brother-in-law to Kelly Simon (Jim). Proud uncle to Trenton, Whitley, Parker, Emerson, Grace, Audrey, and Josie.

Dax's family will receive family and friends from 5:00 to 7:00 pm on Friday, November 22 at Gilligan's Funeral Home, 8225 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH. A mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Saturday, November 23 at 10:30 am at All Saints Catholic Church in Montgomery. There will be a live stream of the mass at www.allsaints.cc .

In lieu of flowers, please consider supporting the Boy Scout Troop 209 Dax Cissell Memorial Scholarship by sending contributions to P.O. Box 43525 Madeira, Ohio 45243 or by supporting the Catholic Student Center of Washington University St. Louis in Dax's memory at www.washucsc.org .