Tina Ann Elliott, 57, of Romance Arkansas passed away March 5, 2025. She was born October 19, 1967 on the Air Force Base in Landstuhl (Rhein-Pfalz), Germany to the late John Lee Duncan and the late Frieda Louise Duncan.
Tina dedicated her whole life to being a server of Christ and being a vibrate presence in her community. She was active in her home church the CrossRoads Cowboy Church and never meeting a stranger. She had a unique ability to make everyone feel like family.
Professionally Tina worked for the state 35 years as her role as a Business Analyst, where she played a critical part in developing what is now CourtConnect a system that is still used today. Her work was a testament on her commitment for making a difference in the community.
After retirement, Tina pursue her dream of moving to the country, where she founded the Save by Grace equine rescue, providing a sanctuary for retired horses and donkeys so they could enjoy peace in their older years.
Tina’s life was filled with beautiful milestones. Her greatest milestones being when she became a mom to her loving children: Devaney Ann Crafton, John Landon Elliott, and Hayden Duncan Elliott. Her other wonderful milestones include: Watching her oldest son Landon graduate from
Army basic and AIT training in 2014, adopting her fur grandchild Luke for her 50th birthday whom was her beloved fur man,and in 2019 becoming a grandmother to her grand-daughter Julianna,and then watching Hayden and Devaney wed their significant others in 2021.
She was welcome home in Heaven with open arms by her loving parents John Lee Duncan and Frieda Louise Duncan, and her brother Bill Palmer Duncan.
She is survived by her three brothers: Dewaine Duncan (Debbie), Brian Duncan (Melissa), Tony Duncan (Missy); her three kids Devaney Crafton (Arielle) Landon Elliott, and Hayden Elliott (Kimberly); her one biological grandchild Julianna Johnson, and tons and tons of fur babies.
Her celebration of life will be held April 26, 2025 at 12:00 p.m. at the CrossRoads Cowboy Church in El Paso AR. Please as we gather to honor her, bring your memories to share as we find solace in being reunited with her one day as promised in 1 Thessalonians 4:13-14.
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❤️ Love you ,mom xoxo – your favorite mommas boy
Oh Tina, it’s hard to believe that you’re no longer here. You are loved and missed.
Gone too soon!
What a true blessing and pure soul love and miss you sweetheart
A wonderful soul,and great person
She was a good and loyal friend, and the glue who kept our group going.
A true friend. Your infectious smile and beauty, both inside and out, will be missed. Thank you for being who you were. Love you my friend!
Tina,
Simply put you were an angel here on earth. You are so loved and we all will miss everything about you
My heart will miss our chats about people’s names. LOL! Who else will understand my weird humor about that? You will be missed, for a time, because we will see each other and others soon. God’s Mercies and Prayers to the family.
Tina, life is to short for some but we have to remember it’s all in God’s hands he always has a plan. When I started working with you in 2009, you were the one to go to for the answers. You were a strong willed, kind, funny and loving person. Thank you for all the knowledge you shared and the friend you became. To your children know that she showed she loved you and it was obvious the way she talked about you!
A wonderful, caring and pleasant person. I enjoyed our interactions. My prayers are with the family.
Tina was one of the first persons that I met in 2007 when we worked at the same State job.
She had a fun personality, always close to a laugh. I especially remember a workweek that we spent in Poinsett County visiting six courts in six tiny towns and all the laughs that we shared during that trip.
May God’s grace comfort her family until they meet again 🙏 ❤️
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