Condolence: Tina gosh where to start! My earliest memory was spending the night with you guys every weekend. Me and you chasing around Fat cat. Spending hours down in the playroom and our nights watching TV in your room as your night nurse came to work with you. although Maggie was my blood sister I have always thought of you and the other girls as my sisters to. We had so much fun together! You are a amazing inspirational women. We love and miss you may you rest peacefully with Jesus now. Tell you mama and daddy I said hello and if you run across my paw and maw maw tell them I love them and miss them.

Condolence: As we all know (my cousin) Fannie & (her husband) Pete "CHOOSE" Tina to be their daughter--We were all so blessed to have her in our lives no matter how long that might be...My lil cousin will always be remembered to me as "that lil girl w/the ponytail running around the house attached to an O2 tank and tormenting her bigger sisters laughing and giggling w/ a tiny sweet voice".Tina,I remember you teaching Matthew (my lil boy) how to go down the steps to the playroom in the basement and him winding up going tumbling head first.You Looked with those big eyes and busted out laughing, then so did Matthew.You made what could have been a bad situation better.You did that alot...Tina you may not have realized how many hearts you touched (and my dear there was many)...BUT,I for one am all the better for having you as my cousin....Rest in Peace sweet sweet Princess...I love you...

Condolence: You all are in my thoughts and prayers. We at EHS are so glad we had Tina for a while, and got a chance to enjoy her sweet nature and beautiful smile.
Not long ago Tina had a post on FB about how much she loved Jesus and wanted everyone to know it. I praise God that Tina had the relationship with Him and that we will all see her again in glory if we also know Jesus as our Lord and Savior. Love in Christ,
Kathy Rakestraw, (or as Tina called me "Ms Shredstraw".

Condolence: Tina was in our horticulture class at the service center when our school was displaced by the tornado of 2007. She rode the bus over from the junior college and she loved working in the greenhouse and the garden. Tina and I had a lot of fun and laughs when she was in Mr. Water's class. She was a precious girl with a beautiful spirit. She shared her smile and joy readily and often. She was pure joy to be around. She touched our hearts and we will always be enriched for having known her. Rest in peace, sweet Tina. Blessings to your family. Your life was a blessing to us all.

Condolence: My wife and I, and all the students in my class at Enterprise High, wish all the best for Tina's family. Tina, Becky, and Cara are part of my "chosen" family, and they always will be. Tina faced many challenges in her life, and she faced them bravely. She will always serve as an inspiration to all who knew her.