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Tammy Lynn Denson-Lett was born January 24, 1971, in Detroit, Michigan to Sylvester Ball and Donna Renee Ball-Denson. 

In 1976, Donna married Herman John Denson, Jr. He adopted Tammy and her sister, Ann, and brother, Eric. Later three more siblings were added to the family, Rachel, David, and Michael along with Johns three natural-born children, Venus, Mark, and Christopher. They became known as the Brady Bunch. 

At the age of twenty-five, Tammy met Donald G. Lett, Jr. Later, they married on August 22, 1998. Don brought his son Kyle into the marriage and Donte and Jevon were added to the family in 1997 and 2001, respectively. Don and Tammy both served in ministry through the years. 

Tammy graduated from Mumford High School in 1989. She graduated from Macomb Community College 2015 with an Associates Degree in Criminal Justice. Her dream was to have a career in law enforcement. When the family moved to Charlotte, NC in 2018, she was offered a job to supervise security personnel at a local shopping mall. 

In March 2020, Tammy was diagnosed with an extremely rare and aggressive form of oral cancer. She underwent surgery in July 2020, followed by chemotherapy and radiation treatments. She was pronounced cancer free in October, but in November the cancer began to reappear with an even greater intensity. January 2021 she was given a dire prognosis of two weeks to two months to live. Her strong spirit and will to live carried her well beyond those estimations. In the subsequent months she was visited by scores of family, friends and clergy. She laughed, cried, played cards and other games, like hangman and watched movies. She loved the company but felt sad that she was not able to accommodate her guests as well as when she was healthy. Nevertheless, she always made a point of making at least one big meal, even though she was tired and not able to taste it. When a pastor asked her how she was doing with God, her eyes got big and she wrote emphatically, "I trust God." On June 9th around 2:00 AM, surrounded by her mother, her husband, and her children, she was carried off to heaven. 

Her Husbands Testimonial: 

Tammy, what words could possibly express the impact you have had on my life over the last 25 years. The moment I first laid eyes on you from across the room, the world around you seemed to fade away as you were brought more into focus. That vision of you has never left my mind after all these years. I can still see you in that gold skirt with a white top and your white hat with the gold trim. 

 

I remember our first date at Buddys Pizza on Van Dyke. As I think back, I am not even sure what you saw in me. I was starting a construction company with little money. I owned a couple of old, beaten down trucks, so you were always picking me up for our dates and, worst of all, I had a mullet. We were opposites in so many ways. You were sophisticated, and I was blue collar. You loved to dress up. I loved to wear blue jeans. You loved limos. I loved a good pick-up truck. Dare I state the obvious you were black. I am white. You loved Motown music and I loved hard rock. On paper nothing about us made any sense. But that day, the day I first laid eyes on you, you knocked me off my feet and I never recovered. 

 

I used to like to joke with you that you asked me to marry you. But that isnt what happened at all. One day, after almost two years of dating, you told me point-blank, "We are getting married." I didnt argue with you. I just said ok. We eloped within a few weeks. The only people who were at our wedding was my brother, Lonnie and your sister, Ann. We asked them to keep it a secret, because our plan was later to have a big celebration with the family, but life moved forward, and we never realize that hope. I apologize to our family and friends for this, but we always intended on renewing our vows and having that big celebration. Nevertheless, there is something romantic to me about our small ceremony with just the two of us and our two witnesses affirming our vows before God. 

 

The first few years of our marriage were rocky. We had two serious periods of separation. The last separation, almost all of our friends and family thought it was so severe that our relationship would never recover. Fortunately, you not only became an especially important part of my life, but you also saved my life. During those early years, you spent time talking with me about God and brought me to His saving grace and salvation. So, even though we were willing to let go of each other, neither one of us was willing to let go of God and God continued to hold on to both of us until He reconciled us to one another. 

 

During that time, we had a powerful argument. After you went to bed, I asked God what I could do to continue to show you love during these heated disputes. That night He gave me a dream. In that dream I saw you as God sees you, in your perfection. When I walked over to you, I could feel unconditional love emanating from your continence. For the rest of the time, we were worked through and healed our damaged relationship, I could draw on those feelings and that vision that God gave me of you. Overcoming those challenges made our relationship so strong that we never questioned our commitment to our marriage or each other ever again. 

 

I drew on that vision in the beginning of our relationship, and, in our last days, I began to think back on that vision as you battled cancer and it began to ravage your body. 

 

Then, about two months prior to your passing the Lord gave me another dream. In that dream we were separated, and I was looking for you everywhere. I felt a little empty like I was lost and a part of me was missing. People kept telling me I needed to buy you a car. At the end of the dream, I finally found you in the parking lot of a park standing behind a car. You looked so beautiful. I called out your name and went running to you. I said somewhat agitated, "Tammy what is all this about your needing a car." You said to me, "Don, I dont need a car. Everything is fine." Like the dream I had in the beginning of our marriage, when I walked close to you, I could feel your continence. This time I felt your peace and contentment. I didnt know why we were separated, but I also knew that I would never see you again. When I awoke, I understood this dream to mean that the Lord was going to take you from me quickly and it was His way of reassuring me that everything would be alright, and I think you wanted me to let everyone know that you are just fine. 

 

Over the course of the next couple of months, this disease continued to ravage your body. You amazed me with your courage and strength. I was concerned that enduring such terrible hardship might cause you to waiver in your faith. But when a pastor from a local church asked how you were doing with God, your eyes got big and without hesitation you wrote emphatically, "I trust God!" 

In those last days, while you still had some strength, you would hide your face from me because of what this disease did to you. Tammy, every day I told you I love you and I told you that you are beautiful, I meant it - I never saw the disease as part of you, I always saw you. From the first time that I met you until the day you departed, I couldnt take my eyes off you. Our entire marriage you used to ask me why am I staring? Tammy I just couldnt stop looking at you. 

 

There were three things that I was praying for I was praying that you would no longer have this terrible suffering, that you would pass peacefully and that we would be there at the time you passed so you wouldnt feel that you were left alone. I am grateful for Gods grace that all three petitions were answered. Additionally, I am grateful to all the friends and family that prayed for your peace as well. 

 

When the funeral home came to take you away, we dressed you in a beautiful black dress and combed your hair. You left this world looking like an angel. They asked me if there was anything I wanted to say to you before you left. I cant remember much of what I said, except, "Tammy, I love you." Then, I bent down and held you in my arms for a while. I kept holding, because I knew it was going to be the last time, I would ever hold you again. You used to hate those long hugs. I chased you for 25 years trying to hug you and I was the last person on to hold and hug you on this earth. 

 

I will miss you so very much. Youre not here. We cant create new memories. But I have all of our past memories. Those memories can never be taken away. You are here in our emotions, and our spirit. Every day I see you in my mind, in pictures, in my habits, in my mannerisms, and in my children. In that way you will always be here with me and all those you have touched through the years. 

 

Tammy, I knew you were a strong person, but I never imagined how strong you were. I was amazed how you faced this disease with so much grace, courage, and strength. I will never forget how you continued to hold on to God and that powerful moment when you wrote without hesitation and such strong conviction, "I trust God." 

 

Lastly, I know that dream was a couple of months before you passed, but it almost feels like I had an opportunity to step into eternity and meet with you. When I think of you now, I see you in that dream, made whole in Gods perfection, free from all pain and disease, full of all serenity and peace. And I thank you that the last words you ever spoke to me, albeit in a dream, have given me such great solitude during this tremendous time of loss. Those words continue to ring in my ears every day I miss you - "Don everything is fine."

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