Birth date: Jun 26, 1968 Death date: Jan 23, 2021
Tammy Renea Flores, 52, of Madison, Tennessee, passed away on Saturday, January 23, 2021 at her home. Born June 26, 1968, in Nashville, Tennessee, she was the daughter of the late Kathleen Swafford. She was a loving wife, mother, Read Obituary
Tammy you truly was one of a kind! I miss your laughter. I know you are no longer suffering. I love you forever! I’ll see you again someday my friend.
There’s so many memories I don’t even know where to start. When I first met you you had that orange mustang. You would come in to Wendy’s very often as soon as we opened and get you a burger and always got cheese dip for your fries. You were never share you were never bashful but you are always funny!
It doesn’t seem real that you are no longer here and I miss you so much but I also know that you are no longer in pain and in a better place.
Fly high beautiful angel I love you and will see you again one day! Cheryl ♥️🥺
She babysat my kids Diego and Adriana. She took such good care of them! She was so sweet and loving! She loved taking care of children! I would see her on occasion at Thornton's Gas Station in Madison. You will be greatly missed! My deepest condolences to the family May God bless you all.. Beth Mendez
Dear Tammy, I still can not believe you’re not with us anymore. You were one of kind and I will miss you dearly. Your laugh, your jokes our silly talks. You were my family and I will never forget you. I hold on you in my heart forever until we meet again my sweet aunt. I love you so much. Love your Boogie.
Tammy,
I am going to miss you dearly 😢 especially our long talks we use to have. You are such a dear friend to me, you help me through difficult times with your encouragement and advice, you was such a kind person and I know you are safe now in God's hands❤️ . We will see each other again... May you RIP my dear friend❤️ Nicole
I love you Tammy! Life just seems to really suck here lately! I wish our family would have been closer, but it wasn’t! I’ll hold on to my memories when we were kids, and all the times I came to Mrs. Winners for breakfast and got to see you! The many of times I ran into you at random places in Madison! Seems like lately it was always at a funeral for a member of the Swafford family! Last time I seen you was a few months ago when someone was blowing their horn at me at a red-light in a new white truck! It was you, and just like your mom. You said what you doing Boy! Getting older really sucks, when you see so many good people leaving this earth! Tell Kat I said whats up! Watch over us please! Rest In Peace Cousin!!
