My heartfelt condolences to Tina's family. There are friends in life and then there are friends FOR life. I first met Tina when we were in the 3rd grade in 1972 and we kept our friendship going long distance since 1977. We had so many crazy times and so many great adventures and memories. Tina lived her life with passion and is still teaching me to do the same. She loved her family and was dedicated to making sure everyone she loved was cared for and happy. And we didn’t mind getting older (but it did happen faster than we thought!) because age brought us our greatest joy and blessing - our grandchildren. Tina lived her life to the fullest and loved passionately…I am so grateful to have had her in my life for 53 years and I’m a better person because of her. I love you Tina, and I miss you. 

Praying our Father sends comfort and strength to all her family. And I send much love and prayers their way.

Tina was my director in PCU for some time and she will be greatly missed. I admired her dedication to nursing and her ability to manage several nursing commitments at once. Tina was approachable and had a loving heart towards others. I will always remember her as one of the greatest in nursing and hope to someday be just as good. My heart is sad to hear of her passing but I find comfort in knowing she was close to God. Some day I will see Tina again in our Fathers Kingdom. Tina may you rest in all the treasures of heaven experiencing God abundant eternal love.

Maria Perez

I am so sorry to her amazing family for your loss of the amazing Tina. I first met Tina over 15 years ago, as I have been friends with her son, Chris. From the moment I met her, she was such a kind, funny, and wise person.

She touched so many lives, and will be so deeply missed. I thank her for her kindness, and the laughs we’ve shared. Your family will be in my thoughts. ❤️