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Norma Martell posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
I've been so amazed at Tara's incredulous faith in our good Lord, through good times and sad- she was never afraid or ashamed to share the gospel! In 2009 when I moved back to our hometown of Niceville, Tara asked me to mail her a tshirt from our local Mullet Festival- when she offered to pay me- no way Jose, as her love and exuberance for Jesus was more than enough. Even throughout her illness, I have been astounded by hers (and Enoch's) continued trust in God. Thank you for sharing your love, faith, and hope in God. Rest In Heaven beautiful Tara.
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Jon Paul Robles posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
While reading Adam's post I smiled multiple times! I too am a cousin of Tara's, one of the youngest, closer (I believe) to Jamie's age. In this photo I'm the pudgy brownish one occupying the left stroller (thanks for sharing Cori). Those are great memories! Sometimes life can come at you like an unexpected wave in the ocean, and even the waves you see coming can still be surprising. I feel like that right now. It's not that time has passed unaware, but that it feels not too long ago when we would load up the car and head west to Ft. Wayne for the holidays. I always looked forward to that! Seriously, it was the highlight of the year to me… for one main reason; we got to see our cousins (Tara, Jimmy, Jamie, Cori, and Adam). So much fun! Adam's telling the truth! We would laugh at frequencies and volumes unparalleled in the natural world. If laughter is a medicine, then being with my cousins was one the healthiest things for this allergy ridden kid. Some of my earliest memories, not just of Tara, but of life in general, are those moments. The joy and laughter we shared resonated up those stairs which, as Adam stated, did wind us up in some precarious parental situations. But the laughter also made an imprint in my heart and I can still hear the echoes decades later. In these scenarios, as the eldest, Tara was so sweet as she watched over us. She had a kind of gravity to her, a natural presence that was mystifying. I remember as kids specifically trying to make her laugh! And when it did happen, she would give us the most rewarding and endearing smile. That memory is as close to me as the present moment. To me, that's the transcendent power of remembering. It's a very real means of grace that bridges the gap of space and time and "re-members" the presence of our loved ones, right here in the now. Tara, life came surprisingly. It's waves carried us in different directions and proximities. I'm sorry we didn't get to see each other more, but if I listen closely I can hear the laughter of cousins in a basement, I can see your smile (which, observing from photos, never changed), and at any given moment I can remember your gentle spirit. Somehow, in the remembering, I sense that you're with us, even now. - Jon Paul
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Krystal A. posted a condolence
Friday, December 4, 2020
I remember when I was in high school, Tara and Enoch were my youth pastors. One weekend, the teen boys hung out with Enoch and the girls had a slumber party with Tara at her apartment. I was allergic to cats and was sniffly all night. Tara so kindly offered me some Benadryl, but I pretended like I was OK - I'm not really sure why. I remember Tara being such a kind soul. And, I felt genuinely accepted around her. Tara was someone to look up to, and I'm so glad and honored that our paths crossed. Love and miss you, Tara. Big hugs to you all, Enoch, Kenzie, Tegan and Logan. May God surround you all with his love and presence and keep you all. Love you guys. -- Krystal Agu
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Jennifer Damiano posted a condolence
Thursday, December 3, 2020
Tara and I met in high school and quickly became friends. I was lucky enough to reconnect with her in Colorado Springs while visiting my sister who had moved there. Tara was such a beautiful soul and will be dearly missed. Wishing Enoch and their children peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your heart. Sending our love to you all. ❤️
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Adam Green posted a condolence
Thursday, December 3, 2020
I'm so sorry to hear this Enoch and family. I have such good memories of cousin Tara (and Jimmy and Jamie) when we could see each other growing up. Being the oldest of the cousins, Tara was like a mother hen to us. Seems like that was a trait she kept her entire life. I remember Thanksgivings and Christmases when we would all cram into Grandma Becky's house where it was warm, and filled with the smell of cooking. The cousins would all slide down the basement stairs and act crazy and make each other laugh until we couldn't breathe. Then show up at the dinner table all sweaty, meeting stern (but bemused) looks from my Mom, Aunt Terry, Aunt Kathy and Aunt Karen. I remember Tara as a teenager, so grown up and refined. She had a presence about her that's hard to describe, but it was warm and almost regal. My only regret is that the family lived far away and we couldn't see more of them. I guess that's still true now for all of us. I don't know what else to say except that I'm so sorry. I will miss Tara, but I will also remember her as the wonderful person she was. -Adam
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Karen Jennings posted a condolence
Thursday, December 3, 2020
Kathy, Vickie and I had the chance to visit Enoch & Tara, Jimi & Jessica and Jamie & Thomas with their children August 2016 in Colorado Springs. It was a brief but great trip. The aunts struggled a bit with the altitude but we managed to hike with everyone as well as drive up Pike's Peak. Tara was the one to finagle a discount price for entrance to Pike's Peak for all 3 family vehicles. She and Jamie had made peanut butter & jelly sandwiches for a snack once we reached the top. I love that last memory visiting with them all and spending quality time in such a loving atmosphere. We will treasure the memory forever! Photos were taken at holidays spent with Tara's grandparents in Fort Wayne. Thank you, Enoch, for sharing so much of your life with her and the kids over the last few months with all of us. Love you all, Aunt Karen & Uncle Dave
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