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Jamee Michelle Holbrook Binggeli Swisher Tatum, a retired pro lady wrestler from the WWF known as her stage name "Tammy Star" in the early 2000's, was always a force. When walking into a room, Jamee shined brightest with her piercing blue eyes, glittery lip gloss and sparkles. She was a fan of historical and reality television, sundae cones, lover of animals and a fierce mother and grandmother.
She is survived by her devoted parents, her children Nickolas, twin daughters Alisianna and Alexi (Shawn Swisher), grandsons Brentley Parks and Canaan Swisher, numerous friends, family members in California, Florida and Arizona, and her fur babies CJ, Teddy Bear, Brutus, and Freya.
She is preceded in death by her beloved late husband Al Tatum.
In Jamee's honor, her life will be celebrated at Cherry Blossom Banquet Hall in Canal Fulton 735 E Cherry St E, Canal Fulton, Ohio 44614 on Friday, September 5th from 3pm until 7pm. Friends and Family are encouraged to come during these hours to share in memory of Jamee's life.
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