Theresa Ann Tanner "T" of Mullica Hill, NJ passed away on October 12, 2005 as the result of injuries sustained in a one car accident. Her car went out of control on a rural road on October 7, 2005 for an unknown reason and she hit two mailboxes.
"T" always brightened a room with her presence. She enjoyed life, especially sharing with her friends and family. Whether it was at Clearview High School or an athletic endeavor, or a cheerleading moment or her time at Save A Lot Market in Glassboro, NJ. "T" gave it her all.
She is survived by her loving parents, Wayne L., Sr. and Bernadette E.(nee Olley); 2 incredible brothers, Wayne L., Jr. and Matthew M. Dearest grandparents Jack Olley, Lloyd and Kay Tanner and sweet great-grandmother Margaret McMahon and her fabulous friends.
Her grandfather Jack Olley said: "I'll remember her love of life. She never got down - everything was a challenge."
"She never lost that. Whatever she did, she loved to do and did it to the best of her ability. She was bigger than life."
"T" always brightened a room with her presence. She enjoyed life, especially sharing with her friends and family. Whether it was at Clearview High School or an athletic endeavor, or a cheerleading moment or her time at Save A Lot Market in Glassboro, NJ. "T" gave it her all.
She is survived by her loving parents, Wayne L., Sr. and Bernadette E.(nee Olley); 2 incredible brothers, Wayne L., Jr. and Matthew M. Dearest grandparents Jack Olley, Lloyd and Kay Tanner and sweet great-grandmother Margaret McMahon and her fabulous friends.
Her grandfather Jack Olley said: "I'll remember her love of life. She never got down - everything was a challenge."
"She never lost that. Whatever she did, she loved to do and did it to the best of her ability. She was bigger than life."
Theresa Ann Tanner "T" of Mullica Hill, NJ passed away on October 12, 2005 as the result of injuries sustained in a one car accident. Her car went out of control on a rural road on October 7, 2005 for an unknown reason and she hit two mailboxes.
"T" always brightened a room with her presence. She enjoyed life, especially sharing with her friends and family. Whether it was at Clearview High School or an athletic endeavor, or a cheerleading moment or her time at Save A Lot Market in Glassboro, NJ. "T" gave it her all.
She is survived by her loving parents, Wayne L., Sr. and Bernadette E.(nee Olley); 2 incredible brothers, Wayne L., Jr. and Matthew M. Dearest grandparents Jack Olley, Lloyd and Kay Tanner and sweet great-grandmother Margaret McMahon and her fabulous friends.
Her grandfather Jack Olley said: "I'll remember her love of life. She never got down - everything was a challenge."
"She never lost that. Whatever she did, she loved to do and did it to the best of her ability. She was bigger than life."
"T" always brightened a room with her presence. She enjoyed life, especially sharing with her friends and family. Whether it was at Clearview High School or an athletic endeavor, or a cheerleading moment or her time at Save A Lot Market in Glassboro, NJ. "T" gave it her all.
She is survived by her loving parents, Wayne L., Sr. and Bernadette E.(nee Olley); 2 incredible brothers, Wayne L., Jr. and Matthew M. Dearest grandparents Jack Olley, Lloyd and Kay Tanner and sweet great-grandmother Margaret McMahon and her fabulous friends.
Her grandfather Jack Olley said: "I'll remember her love of life. She never got down - everything was a challenge."
"She never lost that. Whatever she did, she loved to do and did it to the best of her ability. She was bigger than life."
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