24-06 2025 11:24
wrote:
What a loss. I'll never forget Tina's lovely smile and amazing dazzling teeth :-). Tina always made time to support others - from helping people with their accounts, to working in a charity shop. She even tried to set me up with one of her dear friends once. She was very proud of her sons and their achievements. I'll miss Tina dearly, I was only thinking recently, I must give her a ring, but of course I am now too late. A harsh reminder that we must make time for our friends & family, as there may not be a tomorrow. Tina was very direct, which shocked me the first time I met her - 'you're in my seat' and didn't mince her words, but that's what I loved about her. That, and of course her great sense of humour. She could be quite mischievous. I always felt Tina's skills were wasted as a Work Coach but she quickly progressed up the chain, so to speak. A real force to be reckoned with. Please accept may hugs and sincere condolences for your huge loss. My thoughts are with you. x
24-06 2025 11:24
wrote:
What a loss. I'll never forget Tina's lovely smile and amazing dazzling teeth :-). Tina always made time to support others - from helping people with their accounts, to working in a charity shop. She even tried to set me up with one of her dear friends once. She was very proud of her sons and their achievements. I'll miss Tina dearly, I was only thinking recently, I must give her a ring, but of course I am now too late. A harsh reminder that we must make time for our friends & family, as there may not be a tomorrow. Tina was very direct, which shocked me the first time I met her - 'you're in my seat' and didn't mince her words, but that's what I loved about her. That, and of course her great sense of humour. She could be quite mischievous. I always felt Tina's skills were wasted as a Work Coach but she quickly progressed up the chain, so to speak. A real force to be reckoned with. Please accept may hugs and sincere condolences for your huge loss. My thoughts are with you. x
