Tammy, I have a lifetime of memories I’m so grateful for. Like when we were kids and I was the little troublemaker and constantly had Glenda trying to fight ya. I remember how you loved Elvis Presley so much that when he died you sobbed and grieved for days. Everyone knows your a neat freak and you always have been. When my room would get dirtier than you could stand you’d go in and clean it. Then I’d come home and act mad but I really wasn’t. I remember when mama daddy and the two of us rode to Texas in daddy’s truck stuffed in there like sardines and you kept making faces and I would crack up over and over until mama finally said to stop it was driving her nuts. 
In these last two years we’ve became closer than we’ve ever been and that’s such a gift to me. We we’re waiting for spring to get your garden going. Last years was so amazingly beautiful. You even won yard of the month and that meant so much to you.  
I can’t begin to tell you how much I’m going to miss you. Tammy I know your no longer in pain and no longer have to worry. Best of all is the reunion you had in the sky with Gary, daddy mama and Glenda. That gives me so much comfort but for us still here life will never be the same and we will never stop missing you!!!

Your loving sis
Kimberly

It was just a couple months ago we sat and talked. She always had such a wonderful smile and greeted me with such love and excitement. As we sat and talked she encouraged me with my illness and we shared our life stories. She told me about how she use to have a big garden and how everyone always made sure she was ok/safe. She talked about her boys and her crystal Christmas. She told stories of her late husband and you could tell she missed him.  The last time we talked she was drinking her millionth jug of water and telling me how she hated her physical therapy. She really loved to clean and couldn’t stand any disorder or dirt lol I will always remember her strength and kindness and love. She wasn’t just a coworker she was a friend and will be greatly missed!

I didn't know her long, but she was the sweetest coworker anyone could have asked for. She had the biggest heart. I regularly had lunch with her at work. You'll be missed greatly!!

I remember the motorcycle trips we took here in Oklahoma with Gary and Tammy and Don and Barbra Linn. We made quite a day of it. And all the holidays when we went out somewhere to a restaurant or club. Such good times. I really miss Gary and Tammy. I’m sure they’re together for all eternity now. I know we will see them again someday. 

Chris and Dustin we are all going to miss Tammy. We are going to meet her again in Heaven. I enjoyed visiting  with her. She had a special place in our heart. 
Loving memories 
Beverly, Pam & John Asbell

Tammy was a beautiful woman,  she always worked hard and always tried to make you smile.  I'm really going to miss her, she made an impact on my life and i will always treasure her friendship!!

Dear Diana & Kim,
Honestly, no words can take away the sting and sadness of losing Tammy.  So, I have no words, just my desire to tell you that my deepest, heartfelt prayers are for God to cover both of you in peace and comfort during this time and through the years going forward.  The fact that she crossed over into the arms of Jesus and is having a spectacular reunion with Aunt June, Uncle Luie, Glenda, and Gary makes my heart smile and takes the edge off of my sadness.  I will miss Tammy Kay, my best cousin, and all of my wonderful, funny memories of her are etched in my mind and heart forever.  I love you cousins!
Cindee

We've known Tammy for a very long time, shared many memories with her and Gary, from the day they got married  in a small OKC wedding chapel. (where I took their wedding photos).  Then we made lots of motorcycle trips, like the time in Branson she got so excited to see Poter Wagoner in the lobby of the motel,.   And how she loved being a wife, but especially being a mom and grandmother.  Her whole family was always important to her,. I remember when Dustn was born how she was trying to hold off till after the pool party!  Then later came Christopher. She was so proud of their boys.  She adored her dogs, which were many over the years.  And how that girl loved to clean and cook! Even in their first tiny house she would rack the carpet at bedtime, so it would be pretty when they woke up in the morning. And the time she made  cheesecake for dinner, but she ate it before we got there! And she loved pickles. One year I gave her a giant jug of pickles, and she ate them and the juice!  She loved family times and holidays! But what I remember most about her was how she loved Gary and how they always stood together through good and difficults times.  Now they are together again , Till we meet again, Love, Hugs & Blessings 

OBITUARY

Tammy Kay Page

August 17, 1962 – March 4, 2021

Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home At Sunny Lane Cemetery

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