TINA MARIE THOMAS

Dear Thomas Family,
I knew Tina in the mid 1990s from Mothers of Preschoolers and Bible Study Fellowship in Seattle. Even though we lost touch over the years, I remember her well because she was always warm, cheerful, and a fun person to be around. I recognized her photo in the paper and was deeply saddened to learn she is no longer among us on earth. I hope you take comfort knowing that the separation is only temporary, and our time here now is just a blip compared to eternity.

We share comfort in knowing that Tina is no longer suffering. Sending thoughts of sympathy and support to you as you begin your journey without her.

With much Love,

John L. Martin
Mimi Martin Katz
Michael G. Martin

My friend and I met two fine young men and their uncle at starbucks and we believe the young men were David and Michael. We noticed how nicely they were dressed and their pleasant smiles. They were not the typical teenagers of today. We both thought their parents must be proud of their boys. Their uncle was with them at the table and as they were leaving their uncle thanked me for commenting to them how nice they appeared. He also mentioned their mother had just gone into a coma and had...

scott our thoughts and prays are with you and the boys tina will be missed she was loved by so many

scott our thoughts and prays are with you and the boys tina will be missed she was loved by so many

We remember the first time we met Tina, and even then knew she was a keeper. She always blessed us with her ever present smile and expressions of love. Prayers for you Scott, David & Michael.
Mel & Diane (Olympia, WA)

I will always remember Tina's smile and the joy she found sitting against a log in the sand on a sunny summer day. May God's promise of eternal life give you comfort and peace.

Scott, David & Michael,
Our love and prayers are with you. Tina was an amazing woman and will be greatly missed by us all.
Joanie and Jim Howe