Tami Sue Compton, born on February 17, 1967, in Susanville, California in later called Sacramento, California her home ,she passed away on November 4, 2024, in Citrus Heights, , California at the home of her big sisters, Jerry Herlock who took her in and took care of her in her time of need while she was on hospice Tami was a devoted single mother, embracing the roles of both mom and dad throughout her life. She was known for her unwavering belief in traditional values, often expressing her disapproval of modern technology and advocating for children to engage in outdoor activities rather than staying indoors.

Throughout her life, Tami had a deep love for animals and dreamed of becoming a veterinarian during her childhood. In her early adult years, she participated in rodeos and was an accomplished barrel racer. She traveled the country working at state fairs, showcasing her adventurous spirit. At the young age of 21, Tami returned home from her travels pregnant with her first son, Anthony. She went on to have three more children: Michael, Curtis, and Walleen, all of whom she cherished deeply.

Tami had a ten-year career as a courier driver for Ultra X, where she played a vital role in delivering organs and blood, saving countless lives. Her family was her pride and joy, including her seven beloved grandchildren: Elisha, Anthony Junior, Julius, Michael Junior, Maximus, Aaron, Curtis Junior, and Nicholas.

Known for her outspoken nature and her lack of a filter, Tami never hesitated to speak her mind, regardless of others' opinions. Her love for helping people was evident in everything she did. However, Tami faced immense heartache when she lost her son, Michael, to suicide, which led her to struggle with her own health challenges, including kidney disease.

Tami had a unique sense of humor and loved to share stories, often centered around her favorite pastime, eating and her beloved TV show, General Hospital. Despite her challenges, her love for her children and grandchildren remained unwavering, and she will be remembered for her fierce spirit and dedication to family.