Tammie Suzanne Moseley Riffle, of Irmo, departed this life November 22, 2009.
Born June 9, 1961 in Camden, she was a daughter of Johnny Moseley and Margie Deese Moseley.
Mrs. Riffle was a member of Riverland Hills Baptist Church. She was the strongest, most loving, caring person and was known as "The Little Engine That Could".
Tammie was a member of Toastmasters International, American Phlebotomy Associates and the National Immune Society. You may visit her story at caring bridge.org/visit/weloveyoutt.
Mrs. Riffle is survived by her husband, Luther Riffle; children, William Craig Riffle and wife, Jamie and Ryan Michael Riffle and fianceé, Liz Shirey all of Irmo; grandchildren, Zachary Orion, Rhyse Scott and William Thomas Riffle; sister, Debra Lynn Rose and husband Garry of Aiken and brother, Michael Daniel Moseley of Estill; mother-in-law, Eva Lee Riffle of Camden; special friends, Dean West of Camden, Donna Cowan of Orangeburg, Celeste Bazin of Pamplico and uncle, Gene Deese of Camden and nephew, Adam Kennedy of Pamplico.
She was predeceased by her father-in-law, Stanley Riffle.
Interment was in Bush River Memorial Gardens.
Born June 9, 1961 in Camden, she was a daughter of Johnny Moseley and Margie Deese Moseley.
Mrs. Riffle was a member of Riverland Hills Baptist Church. She was the strongest, most loving, caring person and was known as "The Little Engine That Could".
Tammie was a member of Toastmasters International, American Phlebotomy Associates and the National Immune Society. You may visit her story at caring bridge.org/visit/weloveyoutt.
Mrs. Riffle is survived by her husband, Luther Riffle; children, William Craig Riffle and wife, Jamie and Ryan Michael Riffle and fianceé, Liz Shirey all of Irmo; grandchildren, Zachary Orion, Rhyse Scott and William Thomas Riffle; sister, Debra Lynn Rose and husband Garry of Aiken and brother, Michael Daniel Moseley of Estill; mother-in-law, Eva Lee Riffle of Camden; special friends, Dean West of Camden, Donna Cowan of Orangeburg, Celeste Bazin of Pamplico and uncle, Gene Deese of Camden and nephew, Adam Kennedy of Pamplico.
She was predeceased by her father-in-law, Stanley Riffle.
Interment was in Bush River Memorial Gardens.
Tammie Suzanne Moseley Riffle, of Irmo, departed this life November 22, 2009.
Born June 9, 1961 in Camden, she was a daughter of Johnny Moseley and Margie Deese Moseley.
Mrs. Riffle was a member of Riverland Hills Baptist Church. She was the strongest, most loving, caring person and was known as "The Little Engine That Could".
Tammie was a member of Toastmasters International, American Phlebotomy Associates and the National Immune Society. You may visit her story at caring bridge.org/visit/weloveyoutt.
Mrs. Riffle is survived by her husband, Luther Riffle; children, William Craig Riffle and wife, Jamie and Ryan Michael Riffle and fianceé, Liz Shirey all of Irmo; grandchildren, Zachary Orion, Rhyse Scott and William Thomas Riffle; sister, Debra Lynn Rose and husband Garry of Aiken and brother, Michael Daniel Moseley of Estill; mother-in-law, Eva Lee Riffle of Camden; special friends, Dean West of Camden, Donna Cowan of Orangeburg, Celeste Bazin of Pamplico and uncle, Gene Deese of Camden and nephew, Adam Kennedy of Pamplico.
She was predeceased by her father-in-law, Stanley Riffle.
Interment was in Bush River Memorial Gardens.
Born June 9, 1961 in Camden, she was a daughter of Johnny Moseley and Margie Deese Moseley.
Mrs. Riffle was a member of Riverland Hills Baptist Church. She was the strongest, most loving, caring person and was known as "The Little Engine That Could".
Tammie was a member of Toastmasters International, American Phlebotomy Associates and the National Immune Society. You may visit her story at caring bridge.org/visit/weloveyoutt.
Mrs. Riffle is survived by her husband, Luther Riffle; children, William Craig Riffle and wife, Jamie and Ryan Michael Riffle and fianceé, Liz Shirey all of Irmo; grandchildren, Zachary Orion, Rhyse Scott and William Thomas Riffle; sister, Debra Lynn Rose and husband Garry of Aiken and brother, Michael Daniel Moseley of Estill; mother-in-law, Eva Lee Riffle of Camden; special friends, Dean West of Camden, Donna Cowan of Orangeburg, Celeste Bazin of Pamplico and uncle, Gene Deese of Camden and nephew, Adam Kennedy of Pamplico.
She was predeceased by her father-in-law, Stanley Riffle.
Interment was in Bush River Memorial Gardens.
