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Tammy Denise Millhouse-Congress
Tammy Denise<br>Millhouse Congress<br>January 31, 1968 - June 1, 2022<br>Affectionately known as “Yaya”<br><br>On June 1, 2022 -<br>The Angels of God whispered:<br>"Tammy, come now and take your rest.”<br>Tammy Denise Millhouse Congress was born January 31, 1968<br>to the late Katherine Pettway Millhouse and L.C. Millhouse. She<br>departed this earthly life on Wednesday, June 1, 2022.<br>She was a graduate of the Class of 1986 at Theodore High School.<br>She furthered her education at Bishop State Community College,<br>the University of South Alabama and Remington College. She was<br>an employee of the City of Mobile.<br><br>Tammy dealt with her fair share of health challenges, but she<br>fought fiercely and gracefully until God saw fit to call her home.<br>Tammy aka “YaYa” loved her children and grandchildren dearly<br>and loved to cook and eat almost as much. Inherited from her<br>mother, Tammy had a mean green thumb and often teased her<br>sister Lavoris for her lack of one. She always had a joke to crack<br>and a story to share.<br><br>She is preceded in death by her siblings: Willie Catherine Roche,<br>Ricardo P. Roche, and Lance C. Millhouse.<br>Tammy is survived by her maternal aunt, Emerine Banks; two<br>children: Shanice (Carlous) King and Ricardo J. Millhouse; three<br>grandchildren: Hilarie Denise Millhouse, Ava King and Carter<br>King; her sisters: Learane Millhouse and Lavoris (Claude) Cooks;<br>and a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins.<br><br>“Her bright spirit (and potato salad) will surely be missed.”<br><br>And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes;<br>and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow,<br>nor crying, neither shall there be any more<br>pain: for the former things are passed away.<br>Revelation 21:4June 1, 202206/01/2022
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