Found these in my desk today! Love ya Tammy!

I was so sorry to read of Tammy's passing. She was one of my supervisors. She will be missed.

Dear Mike,

My deepest condolences for your loss...

May Tammy's  memory be a forever blessing.

Eugene Schmuter

Dear Jackie & Tom, Lisa & all of your families,
Our hearts ache with you here in Bedford, Ohio.
We have been praying for you. I know Jackie loves her family so so much, this is really hard. 
 I enjoy hearing stories of when she was younger or seeing the pictures of her grandkids & great grandkids come across the picture frame she has. 
We are so thankful to be their neighbors. We’ll be here for them as they grieve. Lots of Maggie Mae visits & snuggles to help.  
Praying for God to comfort you & show you his love as you walk through this valley.
Big (((hugs)))
Love your neighbors,
Rich, Amy, Catie, Jonathan & Maggie Mae Garey

Tammy is one of the most positive forces to have entered my life. She was so supportive, so kind, but she would also tell it like it is. I truly appreciated her. I know that God was looking out for her and my Dad when they first got together almost 25 years ago, but I had no clue how important that pairing would be for everyone else. She was always there for my milestones in life, from events in high school to my wedding. When she wasn't there, she would never hesitate to check in and see how things were going. You could tell how much love she had for others and that's the kind of person who deserves it back, and more. 

What I'll always remember as I think back is how much she always smiled, how she would look at you when she asked questions because she genuinely cared about the answers, and how happy she made my Dad as well. What her kindness never brought to light was how strong she was. The tenacity and strength of will she showed over the past 4 years was inspiring; she's earned her peace and rest. She will be missed, she will always be loved, and I know she's in the best of places now because no one deserves eternal happiness and peace more than Tammy. God bless.

Sending my thoughts and prayers to the family.  Tammy was my supervisor at one time at the OPM at Ft. Meade.  She was a very friendly and nice person who cared about everyone.  She will be greatly missed!  Lisa Schneider

I met Tammy at Fort Meade.
She was one of my Supervisors. Tammy had a kind spirit and I felt connected to her immediately. I honestly think she was the BEST Supervisor ever! There were some things that she did that made me see her human side and that was when my daughter passed away Tammy was right there, she showed up at her memorial. I was a new employee and I was just so touched by her care. When my other daughter had twins at a young age She gifted them a present.  Tammy was always on me to do my best at work and in life.  She knew my struggles but yet believed in me.  God I loved her!
Things really did change when she retired. But through Facebook we stayed in touch. I was so happy for her when her daughter Melody married and made Tammy a grandmother, the excitement for here I know was through the roof! I was fortunate to see Tammy again when we were both at the Sunday in the Country Concert. Tammy will truly be missed, she was a one of a kind strong and inspiring woman. My deepest condolences to her daughter, grandson and the rest of the family.
Gina Adams

Heaven gained a wonderful woman the other day! Sending condolences, hugs and prayers to Tammy's family. I am so very sorry for your loss, and I can just imagine Mr. D and Christian in the front of the line to greet Tammy. She was so loved by so many and she will be missed forever.

My deepest condolences to Tammy’s family as they go through the grieving process. Tammy was a very kind loving person she was a great leader and alot of help. We are better people for having known her and she has been missed but knew it was time that she retired. I’m so happy she got to be the best grandma that Graham could have. She will be watching over all of us.

Tammy and I almost 50 years after Lake Tahoe.  I will miss you forever.

I’m going to miss my baseball buddy. For many years Tammy and I would chat about the O’s (and baseball in general). We would talk about life, people, etc. but it always went back to baseball. She loved that team, and the joy it brought her was infectious. Most of the time when we got together on holidays or after my sons school events the topic would diverge back to the O’s. 

She was always there for my sons band events, even if it was a long drive on a weeknight. She suffered through all of the elementary and middle school bands just to be there for him (was worth it when he got to high school, I promise)  that’s dedication! She had the kindest things to say to him and that meant a lot to both of us.

Most of all I love how happy she made my father. She brought him out of his shell (mostly!). They got to travel and experience new things and shared joy together. It was a beautiful thing.

While we are going to miss her terribly, my family was blessed to have her in our lives.

Tammy was a dear friend, we worked together at the Casey Cares Foundation.  She bright smile and friendly personality brought so much love!

Tammy was so supportive. The kind of person who would be there when you needed encouragement or actually physically be present.
I counted on her for these things and for advise too.

Our beautiful Angel, Tammy, has entered her heavenly paradise.  Her Dad, will meet her with open arms, probably singing (in his operatic voice) a glorious hymn to welcome her.  Her Brother Christian will be ecstatic, giving her a high-five and a  big, muscular bear-hug .  All members of the Conner, Miller, D'Avella families, thoroughly extended,  who are residents there, in heaven, are already preparing for Tammy's coming-home party with much pasta, pizza, Italian bread and cannoli's.  We here  on earth will have broken hearts, missing Tammy; however,  her goodness, generosity and physical beauty will live on forever in our hearts.
God Bless You, Tammy Ann.

I met Tammy through my late husband Rick Orndorff. She was his supervisor once back in the day. They became very good friends and i got to meet her, such a nice person.  Tammy I know you are at peace but you'll are already greatly missed.

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Tammy Ann Conner

June 16, 1958 – November 21, 2023

Schimunek Funeral Home

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