Tammi Smith was born February 2, 1960 in Charleston, SC, the daughter of David and Diane (Case) Hallman. She died peacefully in her family’s home, surrounded by her grandchildren, friends and daughters, the 19th day of November 2019. She attended Mitchell High School in Colorado Springs. She married Charles James Smith in 1986 in Las Vegas, he survives. Tammi is also survived by daughters, Tiffiny Hallman, Kewanee, Tabatha Kerg, Kewanee, Becky (Bob) Self, Kewanee and Kayleigh (Wade) Brewer, Cambridge; 13 grandchildren, Brannon, Kimberly, Billie Jo, Jonathan, Damie-Ann, Dustin, Christopher, Haven, Kholby, Addison, Liam “Jr.”, Walker, and Blayke; brothers, Charles and his wife, Debbie Hallman, Fresno, CA, George Price, Galva; sisters, Nanette (Price) Hallman and Randy Klecker, Earlville; a niece and nephews; close friends, William “Billy” Self, and Bruce Palmer; and countless others. She was also survived by her loyalist companions, Bella and Peanut. She was preceded in death by her parents; son, Dustin Kerg; and daughter, Lori Quanstrom. Tammi was a cook at the Pioneer Club. She walked into the room and it lit up, she was a social butterfly. She enjoyed fishing, playing pool, and music. She loved to travel the world with aspirations of more adventures. She was very crafty and imaginative. She was a jack of all trades and loved learning new things. Her grandchildren were the light of her world. A Celebration of Life will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the non-profit organization, Windy Fur Farm, Inc., 768 N. 48th Rd., Earlville, IL 60518. The family wishes to thank everyone who has been there supporting Tammi and her family. Please leave an online condolence for Tammi’s family at www.schuenemantumblesonfuneralhome.com.