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1961
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2020
Tammy Collins Obituary
59 years old. 11/24/61 - 12/30/20
Tammy reunited with our Lord on December 30th 2020 at the St. Cloud Hospital. She will be missed by the many people she came in contact with, as her jokes and sense of humor was unforgettable. She was a personal care attendant most of her adult life but also worked as a taxi driver and a food sampler person at Byerly's in St. Cloud.
She is survived by her life partner Rob Christofferson, her parents Earl and Carol Hoffman, brothers Bruce (Nikki) Altenhofen and Dale Hoffman. Sisters Julie Blank, Traci LaForge and Heidi (Mark) Wagner. She also had many nieces and nephews. And her close friend Sue and all her many other friends. She will be missed!!
A memorial service for Tammy will be held at a later date.
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6 Entries
Charlene F Bigelow
December 27, 2021
You are greatly missed. Thanks for all the memories.
TRACI LAFORGE
January 8, 2021
Tammy and I were pretty close when we growing up. She was the GREATEST sister that I could have had. I will miss her with every being of my heart. I cant wait until we see each other again.
Marlo Christle
January 7, 2021
Everybody at LaPaz will miss her laughter, jokes and BBQs. We will never forget you.✝
Orron & Delphine Thomas
January 5, 2021
We send our thoughts and prayers to all the family. Forever in our hearts. Rest in Peace.
Char Bigelow
January 4, 2021
Even though we didn't know each other in our latter years I'm still going to miss you. 8 miss our word playing game.
Robby and Dottie and family
January 4, 2021
Sorry for your loss! You are all in our thoughts and prayers! God bless and may Tammy rest in peace.
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