Cover for Tina Louise Rednose's Obituary

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Tina Louise

Tina Louise Rednose Profile Photo

Rednose

Jan 17, 1970 — Nov 7, 2021

Obituary

Tina Louise Rednose was the oldest of five siblings... She was born to Edwina Wanda Rednose-Ross and Kenneth 'Ice Water' Johnson on January 17th, 1970, born at Clinton Indian Hospital. She lived in Watonga her whole childhood, where she also attended and was baptized at Union Baptist Church and also visited Indian Baptist Church. She also showed her talents playing the flute throughout middle and high school and also worked at End O' Main Restaurant and Catering. She met Devon Beachem II in High School and began a loving relationship that produced four children. She relocated to Oklahoma City and continued her catering service passion with a long-standing career at Kentucky Fried Chicken.

There's no doubt that Tina was a social butterfly and she kept her dearest friends in her heart every day. Her daily 'good morning' and 'good night' texts were a gentle reminder of the heart she possessed, in short - a big one.

Also known as Me-Ma, she spent the remainder of her days giving full-time care and love to her four grandchildren: Kyrieanna Marie Beachem, Josiah Devon Beachem, Kabrie Beachem, and Das'jhana Ire Louise Rednose.

Celebrating her homegoing and holding on to her loving memories are her four children: Tylee Bertrand Rednose, Caroline LaDawn Beachem, Robin Monique Rednose, Devon 'JR' Beachem; her five siblings: Robin A. Rednose-Lewis and Perry Lewis; Danielle M. Robinson and Leon Robinson; Kendell D. Johnson; Keneise Johnson; Keneean "Pooh" Johnson. As well as a host of Nieces, Nephews, Cousins, and Friends.

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November
12

Friday

5:00 - 7:00 pm

Funeral Service Church

November
13

Saturday

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