I have many wonderful memories of Tammy and miss her very much. I would love to see her smile and hear her laugh once again.
She always lit up the room when she smiled and if you heard her laughing you had to laugh with her and at times you had to laugh at her. She was caring, funny, and one amazing woman.
It was a blessing to have been able to call her my friend.
Tammy was one of my first friends when we moved to Bristol. Our dads worked together at Valleydale so we naturally ended up being good friends, hanging out at school, having sleepovers, and going to Silver Dollar City/Dolllywood together.
I remember getting into trouble with her one time when we walked from her house to WXBQ. Big no-no! Her mom wanted to know where we'd been and we tried lying but Agnes Salyer knew we were lying. I tried to say that I needed to go home right then but Tammy was on to me. We both ended up geting a good well deserved scolding.
She was always happy and never without a smile. She loved to make people laugh and have a good time. I'll never forget her!
Tammy was one of my best friends. We had been friends since Van Pelt Elementary! She and Becky and I made up the three musketeers. She was full of life and most of the time full of it! She had a wonderful sense of humor and always a smile! She loved to get into mischief and have a good time. I was blessed to have had her in my life and I truly could not have asked for a better friend. I think of her often and miss her deeply. She signed in my yearbook..."FRIENDS FOREVER and L.Y.L.A.S. (love ya like a sister)" Tam-Toe you are missed and loved!!
Tammy was a good friend of mine. We worked together at Burger King and our dads worked together for many years. I can remember her smile and laughter. I miss her and think of her often. She was a fun loving person and her memory will live on in our hearts.
Leigh Ann Morrell (Wilson)
I have many wonderful memories of Tammy and miss her very much. I would love to see her smile and hear her laugh once again.She always lit up the room when she smiled and if you heard her laughing you had to laugh with her and at times you had to laugh at her. She was caring, funny, and one amazing woman.
It was a blessing to have been able to call her my friend.
Julie Boardwine (Gill)
Tammy was one of my first friends when we moved to Bristol. Our dads worked together at Valleydale so we naturally ended up being good friends, hanging out at school, having sleepovers, and going to Silver Dollar City/Dolllywood together.I remember getting into trouble with her one time when we walked from her house to WXBQ. Big no-no! Her mom wanted to know where we'd been and we tried lying but Agnes Salyer knew we were lying. I tried to say that I needed to go home right then but Tammy was on to me. We both ended up geting a good well deserved scolding.
She was always happy and never without a smile. She loved to make people laugh and have a good time. I'll never forget her!
Krista Mitchell (Turner)
Tammy was one of my best friends. We had been friends since Van Pelt Elementary! She and Becky and I made up the three musketeers.She was full of life and most of the time full of it! She had a wonderful sense of humor and always a smile!
She loved to get into mischief and have a good time.
I was blessed to have had her in my life and I truly could not have asked for a better friend. I think of her often and miss her deeply.
She signed in my yearbook..."FRIENDS FOREVER and L.Y.L.A.S. (love ya like a sister)" Tam-Toe you are missed and loved!!
Krista Turner (Mitchell)
Brenda Hall (Greer)
Tammy was a good friend of mine. We worked together at Burger King and our dads worked together for many years. I can remember her smile and laughter. I miss her and think of her often. She was a fun loving person and her memory will live on in our hearts.