Tina Jewett

RICHFORD – Tina Marie Jewett born on October 2, 1975 unexpectedly passed away on February 12th, 2025 in Hagerstown, Maryland. 

She leaves behind her beautiful daughter Olivia; her partner, Joe Ross, her loving parents, Randy Sr. and Sheryl Jewett; brother, Randy Jr. and his wife Myah Jewett, along with her nieces and nephews; Noah, Kaleigh, Logan, and Wrenley Jewett; Tina also leaves behind many loving aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Tina was predeceased by grandfathers, Roy Shover and Doug Jewett, grandmother, Irene Jewett, and many aunts, uncles and cousins.

Tina had many lifelong friends she made from Richford Junior Senior Highschool, where she graduated from in 1993. Tina had two very close friends whom she shared many memories with and always held close in her heart, Rachel Russin and Christine Rondeau. Tina was a devoted in-home caregiver through NCSS for may years, and took great pride in helping those around her. 

One of her favorite things to do was support her father, and be an advocate for the Parkinson’s Foundation, she helped set up many benefits to help fight Randy Sr’s battle with the disease. In her younger years, Tina loved spending time with him doing the things he loved, like fishing. 

Tina’s biggest supporter was her mother, Sheryl. They spent many days cooking in the kitchen together, trying new recipes and spending quality time with each other. They shared a passion for crafting, and when she was younger, they would go get their nails done. Tina always looked up to her mom and strived to be like her. 

Tina was the classic proud big sister. Every chance she got to brag about her little brother being a Marine Veteran, she took it. She supported him, cheered him on, and most of all loved him dearly. They share many memories, one of Randy Jr’s favorites was when they took a road trip to Nebraska and spent 24 hours in the back of their Dodge Caravan talking, laughing, and driving each other nuts.

She loved her daughter Olivia more than anything. She poured her soul into guiding and raising her on her own, they shared so many special moments together. They enjoyed getting their hair dyed crazy colors, to recently when they would go out to dinner and a movie, as well as rollerblading. Olivia will forever cherish those memories and miss her dearly.

Friends and family will be invited to Tina’s life celebration to include a visitation on Saturday, February 22nd, 2025 from 1-2:00PM with a funeral service following at 2:00PM at the Goss-Spears Life Celebration Home, 96 Dickenson Ave., Enosburg Falls, VT 05450.

Condolences, photos and favorite memories may be shared through www.gossfs.com