Tinnie Lee-Scovil-Obituary

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Tinnie Lee Ellsberry Scovil

Sep 23, 1937 - Sep 16, 2025

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Growing up, I can remember Mrs. Tinnie, Mrs. Wilbert, and my grandmother, Mrs. Franklin all sitting on their front porches while Ginger, yhe other children, and I played for hours. Tje highlight of the weekend was going to Zion City to engage with friends. The fond memories will last a lifetime. Condolences to the family.

Angela Rembert(, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Rembert, granddaughter of Mrs. Eva Franklin)

I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your mother, Aunt Jennifer. We send our condolences to you and the family and will be praying for you all.

Love always, your family from Fort Wayne, The Wilberts and The Ayers’

My deepest condolences go out to the family of Tinnie Scovil. May the cherished memories of her bring solace and strength during this difficult time. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

To The family of Tinnie Scovil , we started off as neighbors and soon became friends and from their we became in-laws. As God would have it we just sort of adopted each other , their was a lot of love between the two families , her entire family became our family. We partied together , went to church together , ate together , raised children together , you name it , we did it . As time went by , we continued to grow as a loving family, Tinnie loved everybody , adopted everybody and fed...

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Tinnie Lee's Obituary

Ms. Tinnie Lee Ellsberry Scovil, fondly called “Tiny Lee” by family and friends, was born on September 23, 1937, to Mrs. Eukala Ellsberry and Mack Kenneth Ellsberry. Tinnie was the last born of nine children and the sole survivor of her siblings.Tinnie married Haywood Scovil in...

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