Christina "Tina" MacRae

Just received word of Tina's passing. What a tremendous loss for so many. The greatest gift Tina possessed was her ability to relate and motivate any type of student. Having worked with at-risk students, I appreciated the fact that Tina could always make time for not only the best, brightest, or most athletic, but for those kids who were struggling with fitting in. She was an outstanding teacher, especially in sophomore math with some challenging students who often did not find math their...

The Celebration of Life for Tina yesterday was beautiful. The words spoken, the sense of love, care, sadness, yet unity to walk out of the gymnasium a better person was present all around... to live as if today were your last day. Our family has taken the "challenge" and will forever do our best to live just as she did. Live life on purpose, live life fulfilled. Our love, thoughts, and prayers are with the MacRae Family. Thank you for allowing us to share in her Celebration of Life.

Although a student at Inglemoor, I was never a student of Tina Macrae's but even so, I knew how much she was loved by all. Such a great inspiration, role model and mentor. She added so much to this world before her passing, and it will not be the same because of her. She will be missed by anyone who knew her name. May her life always be celebrated.

My thoughts and prayers are with the MacRae family and the Inglemoor High School Community. Speaking as a former student, she was such an incredibly inspiring figure for IHS and will always be remembered for her enthusiasm, fun-loving attitude, and spunk. She had a gift for always putting smiles on students faces. You'll be missed dearly.

Keith, Darian and Drake -
It has been years since we last saw Tina, but we often thought of you all. We are so very sorry. Hug each other for us.

I was completely shocked to hear of Tina's passing. Our Deepest sympathy to you and your children. In the short time I knew her she was a loving friend and a wonderful person.

As a former student of Tina's, I saw how her enthusiasm for life and positive energy touched each and every student she came into contact with. The wide community of Inglemoor will surely feel her absence, but I believe her positive spirit will live on in the culture of the school. My deepest sympathy to her family.
Sincerely,
Carrie Hubert

Our Deepest sympathy to you Keith,Darian and Drake and Don and Lorine and family. We were shocked to here of Tina's passing and can only hope each day brings you happy memories of your life with her and peace that will only come in time. Take care of each other.
Sincerely
Mark & Marlene Bierwagon
Carlyle, Sask.