Birth date: Apr 4, 1947 Death date: Nov 8, 2016
Anita (Tinka) Amos, 69, passed away peacefully surrounded by family, Tuesday, November 8, 2016 at Good Shepherd Hospital. She was born April 4, 1947 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brown, III. Tinka never met a stranger. She was retired Read Obituary
i WILL MISS MY SISTER UNTIL i SEE HER IN HEAVEN
Robin
Tinka was a high school classmate - she was a wonderful friend!
A truly wonderful lady. Mom, and later Dad after she died, would always make sure that she was the one that helped them at the bank, even if they had to wait a little longer. She always made sure that Dad was taken care of when he went there and she was the only one he trusted.
Joe Albright
Tinka was a wonderful woman! Dedicated to her mother and daughters, to her employer and to her church,Trinity Episcopal. Farewell sweet Friend!
One of my most favorite classmates. Was able to see her often at TB&T until she retired.. She was always sweet and upbeat. Will miss her.
Ross Browning Skolnick
I was saddened to hear that sweet Tinka had passed away! Tinka and my Mom, Suzanne Black, worked together at the bank for many years. Tinka and Mom created many fun memories through the years and one stands out. I'm not sure of all the details but Tinka and Mom had a long time joke about one day they might get all dressed up in their gold lame' dresses to attend a party! I want to believe that these two friends are reunited in heaven at this very moment! I can just picture them completely healed, young again, and adorned in heavens finest of gold threaded dresses preparing to attend the most grand celebration as they are finally Home!
Much love & prayers for Virginia & Lee and your families!
Gwen Black
We worked together many years at TB&T and developed a very good friendship. She will deeply be missed. She loved her kids deeply and talked about them all the time. It was a blessing to know her.
Debbie Renshaw
I am so sorry to learn of Tinka's death. Such a sweet caring person. Always taking about her kids!! Prayers are all of you.
Brenda Liverman
Tinka was a special lady who truly cared for others. I had the opportunity to work with her for several years and will always cherish her friendship! Tina would always share a smile and ask about others. She will be missed!!
Randy Andrews
