Tamara Yvette Davis was born on October 16, 1961 to the late Lewis T. Davis

and Ruth Davis. She was the youngest of eight children. She suddenly departed

this life on June 24, 2019.

Tamara received her education in Baltimore City Public Schools. Later in life she

showed interest in doing hair and nails, so she attended Ron Thomas Cosmetol-

ogy School where she perfected her craft. She worked various jobs throughout

her life including construction, receptionist and a bar maid; jobs where she

worked with the public because she loved interacting with people. She also had

a passion for writing poetry. Tamara was a very talented women.

Affectionately known as Tammy, she was adored by people everywhere she

went; she had a special gift for making friends feel like family. Family was

important to her and she had distinctive bonds with everyone. She proudly talked

about her daughters and grandsons to friends and strangers, or anyone that would

listen. Tammy had a special gift for making people smile and laugh. She was very

outspoken and loved a good time. Always the life of the party, you could find her

on the dance floor at any event showing others how to do the latest line dances.

Her smile was infectious and she was happiest when she was spending time with

her family.

Four siblings proceed Tamara in death: Sandra (Davis) Johnson; Orrin Davis,

MaryAnn Davis and Brenda L. Corbett.

Tamara leaves to cherish her memory: three daughters, Shanna Armstead, Tiffa-

ny Armstead, and Jessica Woodhouse; four grandsons, Taaon Floyd, Jordon

Woodhouse, Blake Armstead and Jace White; one sister, Dianne Baker; three

brothers, Earl Davis, Wayne Davis, and Anthony Davis; three sisters in law,

Stacey Davis (Orrin), Sandra Davis (Wayne); one brother in law, Theodore

McLaughlin, a special niece Shelly and a host of nieces and nephews, cousins,

relatives and friends with whom she shared a special bond.