Christina "Tina" Marie Hoff

Christina Marie (Williams) Hoff, 48, of Oklahoma City went to meet her Heavenly Father on May 6, 2019 after succumbing to cancer following a valiant 4-year fight. Tina is survived by her loving husband Dale, her beautiful stepdaughter Sierra and two wonderful boys, Jarin and Myles. She is also survived by her beloved mother Bonnie Williams, siblings Steven Williams, Larry and LaJohnna Williams, Mark and Kim Williams, Jackie and Jim Pierce and Cynthia and Chris Castoro, plus a huge blessing of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and their children. A longtime resident of Bethany, a graduate of OSU and an oncology nurse for over twenty years, she was compassionate, dedicated and excelled not only at her profession, but even more so tending to her family. She loved the Lord God and trusted Him in all things, exuding that faith without fail in her daily life and especially during the trials and tests life dealt her way. She will always be remembered for her faith, her honesty, her beautiful singing voice and her unwavering example of how to live a life of purpose and servitude, of hope and acceptance. Though her absence is heartbreaking, we rejoice in the knowledge that she is free of pain and suffering and rests in peace. Tina was an incredible wife, daughter, sister and friend who would willingly lend a shoulder to cry on, would listen without judgement, and would offer sound advice from an intelligent mind and a tender heart. All of the beautiful qualities she possessed as a person can not be replaced and she will be missed beyond measure. Motherhood was her greatest joy and through her guidance and teaching to her children, although in years less than we had hoped, we know time will reveal these beautiful characteristics rooted deep within them by a mother who loved and nurtured them, always giving her all. Through her life, demonstrated by her faith walk and by her sharing the Word of God, she touched more lives than she could ever possibly have known. We are all so blessed to have shared life with her, knowing and loving her and to have had her shine her love on us. The simple reassurance remains in the promise from our Heavenly Father that we shall see each other again in eternity. Proceeded in death by her beloved father Jack Williams, we know without question that they together, with others family members called home by God, will meet us one joyous day just inside the eastern gate over there.