Tammy Yvette Spurlock

Tammy Yvette Spurlock, a beacon of love and laughter, passed away on her 55th birthday, February 21, 2026, at her home in the embrace of her cherished family. Born on February 21, 1971, in Mobile, Alabama, Tammy was the embodiment of joy, providing warmth and happiness to all who were fortunate enough to know her.

Tammy lived a life rich with love, humor, and compassion, qualities that radiated from her every day. She was a devoted wife to Edward Spurlock, a loving mother to her children James Spurlock (Winter), Hannah Smith (Trey), and Hailey Spurlock (Colton), and an adoring grandmother to her grandchildren Ryder, Rylin, Ryker, Ronan, and Rayna. Her proudest accomplishments were her family and friends, each holding a special place in her heart. She nurtured her relationships with grace, ensuring that those around her always felt valued and loved.

Tammy's legacy also includes her close-knit bond with her father, Edward Bexley, and her siblings: brother Edward Bexley, Jr. (Ashley), sister Kimberli Westcott (Brandon), and sister Paige Bexley (Ryan). She treasured her nieces, Kyla Kerlin and Virginia Bexley, as well as her nephews, Wyatt Bexley, Bryson Westcott, and Maverick Carmack, all of whom brought additional joy to her life.

Beyond her family, Tammy's home was filled with friends and many relatives who loved her dearly. Her vibrant spirit and playful nature created an infectious atmosphere that warmed hearts and ignited smiles. The laughter she shared will forever echo in the memories of those who were lucky to accompany her on life's journey.

Tammy will be profoundly missed, but her spirit will forever live on in the stories shared, the smiles inspired, and the love she spread so generously. Her memory is cherished by all, particularly in the hearts of her loved ones, who continue to celebrate the gift that was Tammy Yvette Spurlock. She joins her beloved mother, Debra Jackson, in eternal peace, leaving behind a legacy that reminds us all of the beauty found in love and togetherness.