Tina Gayle Duncan, the life of the party, first to throw confetti and always got the "last tag" has joined her grandmother, Colleen, Aunt Marilyn, niece Erika and other loved family members in heaven. She has devoted her life to the Lord and loving her surviving family; two daughters, Tiffany and Nika; her mother, Bernadine; grandfather, David; brothers and sisters, Clint, Regina, Toni, JR, and Terri; and many more loving family members.
As a dedicated member of the community she has always been a fun loving employee, friend and outgoing free loving spirit. In her thirteen years as a bingo clerk she has touched many lives and has appreciated the friendship bestowed upon her.
She will always be remembered by her family as a trusting, open hearted, strong Native woman that has fought for the ones she loves and believes in.
As a dedicated member of the community she has always been a fun loving employee, friend and outgoing free loving spirit. In her thirteen years as a bingo clerk she has touched many lives and has appreciated the friendship bestowed upon her.
She will always be remembered by her family as a trusting, open hearted, strong Native woman that has fought for the ones she loves and believes in.
Tina Gayle Duncan, the life of the party, first to throw confetti and always got the "last tag" has joined her grandmother, Colleen, Aunt Marilyn, niece Erika and other loved family members in heaven. She has devoted her life to the Lord and loving her surviving family; two daughters, Tiffany and Nika; her mother, Bernadine; grandfather, David; brothers and sisters, Clint, Regina, Toni, JR, and Terri; and many more loving family members.
As a dedicated member of the community she has always been a fun loving employee, friend and outgoing free loving spirit. In her thirteen years as a bingo clerk she has touched many lives and has appreciated the friendship bestowed upon her.
She will always be remembered by her family as a trusting, open hearted, strong Native woman that has fought for the ones she loves and believes in.
As a dedicated member of the community she has always been a fun loving employee, friend and outgoing free loving spirit. In her thirteen years as a bingo clerk she has touched many lives and has appreciated the friendship bestowed upon her.
She will always be remembered by her family as a trusting, open hearted, strong Native woman that has fought for the ones she loves and believes in.
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