Person:Tammy Teas (1)

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Name Tammy Noreen Teas
Gender Female
Birth? Aug 1960 Tonasket, Okanogan, Washington, United States
Death[1] 5 May 2006 Seattle, King, Washington, United States
Other? Grandparents: Amos Teas and Mary Beale (1)
References
  1. Obituary, in Wenatchee World
    online, 11 May 2006.

    Tammy Noreen Teas, 45, passed away in
    a Seattle Hospice on May 5, 2006, after a
    long and courageous battle with cancer.
    She was born to Herbert and Noreen Keller
    Teas on August 14, 1960, in Tonasket, WA.
    The family moved from Oroville to East
    Wenatchee in 1966, where she entered
    first grade at Grant School. She graduated
    Eastmont High School as co-valedictorian in
    1978. Her first foreign adventure was a trip
    to Japan for winning an essay contest
    sponsored by the Washington Council on International Trade.
    Tammy took a scholarship to Oberlin College in Ohio in 1978
    where she double-majored in Economics and Russian and
    Soviet Studies, spending one summer in Russian Language
    immersion at Norwich University in Vermont. She graduated
    Phi Beta Kappa from Oberlin College 1982. For her graduate
    degree, Tammy won another scholarship to Kellogg Graduate
    School of Management in Evanston, IL, graduating with a
    Master's degree in Business Administration. After a productive
    marketing career with Chemical Bank in New York, Proctor &
    Gamble in Cincinnati and finally Microsoft in Redmond, Tammy
    retired to become a world traveler in her mid 30's. She spent the
    last ten years of her life visiting the 'Stans, Russia, Africa, India
    Bhutan, Mongolia, China and Europe, as well as visiting
    Antarctica on a Russian icebreaker. Tammy studied, collected
    and designed textile patterns and brought back many unique
    ideas and ethnic patterns from her travels to use in her second
    career in artistic design. Tammy sought to leave a small footprint
    on the earth, to travel lightly on its surface. She approached the

    people and places of this planet with exuberance and grace
    touching many hearts and enriched many lives. On each
    continent, there is someone who feels the weight of her passing.
    Tammy is survived by her parents in East Wenatchee; sister
    Laurie Teas in Tacoma; financé, Andrew Faber in Seattle; six
    uncles, Herbert Keller (Phyllis), Powell River, BC, John Teas
    (Sonja) Sitka, AK, Bob Teas (Myrtle) Tacoma, Frank Teas (Pat)
    Chehalis, Tom Teas (Cathy) & Roy Teas, (Rita) Oroville, WA.
    Also three aunts, Viola Biech, Oliver, BC, Evelyn Lode (Bill)
    Prince George, BC, Esther Selking (Norb) Fox Lake, IL; plus
    numerous cousins.
    A Private Memorial Service will be held in Seattle. Friends of
    Tammy may send donations to the American Cancer Society.