Tammy Renae (Krasselt) Mundell |
| Posted 2009-08-16 by Pat Wilson |
| MUNDELL, Tammy and MUNDELL, Connor Tammy Renae Mundell and Connor Leo Mundell passed away together on April 28, 2004, two weeks shy of Connor's expected birth date. Tammy and Connor left this world doing what Tammy enjoyed most which was serving others. Born Feb. 10, 1975, this energetic and spirited young woman worked for the past two years as an emergency medical technician for Southwest Ambulance. Prior to joining Southwest Ambulance, Tammy was a fulltime mother and homemaker, as well as a student, whose goal it was to become a midwife. A native of Moscow, Idaho, Tammy and her loving husband, Robert, were high school sweethearts who met in Moscow, were married in Sun River, Oregon and moved to Mesa in 1993. A lover of purple flowers and the ocean, Tammy had volunteered at her church and at Sousa Elementary School in Mesa, and she also participated, as time allowed, in an East Mesa Moms' Club. She was a volunteer for the Sheriff's Posse and the Medical Rescue Team in Maricopa County as well as on the Pinal County Search and Rescue Team. Tammy who had recently learned to enjoy scuba diving with her co-workers, also volunteered on the Pinal County Dive Team. Tammy will be dearly missed by her husband Robert; her five children, including Brianna Renae, 11, Madison Nadine, 7, Melody Ann,6, Jaidyn Kristine, 4, and Clayton Nathaniel, 3; her brother Kevin Krasselt and sister Rachael Kneale of Moscow, Idaho; her parents, Charles and Christine Krasselt, also of Moscow; her parents-in-law, Steven and Deborah Mundell of Phoenix; and all the members of her Southwest Ambulance family throughout Arizona. Memorial services for Tammy were held Tuesday, May 4, at Mountain View Memorial Gardens, 7900 E. Main Street in Mesa. A fund has been established for the Mundell children at Arizona Federal Credit Union, in memory of their mother, who loved them more than anything else in the world. Contributions may be made to the fund at any branch or online at http://www.azfcu.org/contribution. html. From all of us who loved you, and everyone whose lives you touched, and all those whose lived you saved, Tammy we will miss you. We wish you and little Connor God speed. Published May 3, 2004, East Valley Tribune See Also: Gravestone |
Note: These obituaries are transcribed as published and are submitted by volunteers who have no connection to the families. They do not write the obituaries and have no further information other than what is posted within the obituaries. We do not do personal research. For this you would have to find a volunteer who does this or hire a professional researcher.
Questions About This Project?