Hey mama im 18 now and i really miss you it be 8 year sice i see you and life has got hared and hared but i m keep it push for you  i love you with  all my heat .

When I first moved to Indianapolis, the first person I met was Chopper who is Tina's brother. Chopper always talk about his sister Tina.  When I first met Tina, I knew we would become friends. I really respected Tina for the time and energy  that she put in with the children including my son L.J. I remember when Tina took me to Fort Wayne to get my son, I had an ugly confrontation with one of my family members.  Tina told me to get on my knees and put it in God's hands. I did and things worked out fine. I can remember when Tina's daughter Maxine and her husband Andy bought their home. Tina was so excited and intrigued about the new housing edition.  Tina was convinced that she and Dave would became proud home owners and they did. I could confide in Tina and tell things that was on my mind without being judged. Tina I will truly miss you. To the family I would like to say, don't be sad but be glad and rejoice that she has gone home to the father and she will suffer no more. Tina you brought so much joy and happiness to me and my son's life and made us forget about the obstacles, hangups, and troubles that we were going through. It was a privilege and a honor knowing and being a part of your life.      
REST IN PEACE MY SISTER, FOR YOU ARE NOW HOME FOR ETERNITY. LOVE DEBORAH

I Remember when I  moved to Indy with my mom and Lee, Tina's brother, Tina reminded me of my Grandmother because of the things she would  say. She would make me laugh until I would  cry, and almost urinate on myself. I remember going over to Tina's house  and she  told me  she had something to show me. She put this  move on me and called it the  back breaker. She  put me in this sort of head lock from behind wrapped her legs around mine, bending me backwards. she told me, this was a WWF  move. She would always tease me about the move and say " don't let me put that move on you". Tina and I was always in  competition when it came to  fishing. We would always go head up betting  on who would catch the first and biggest fish. I  remember the first time I want fishing  at Pine Lake. Tina told me I didn't know what I was doing  I told her I not only was going to catch the first fish, but the biggest fish.  I got a bit on my line and lo and be hold I not only caught the first catfish but the biggest fish. I instantly grew to love Tina. Since meeting Tina, I not only then but now as well see Tina  being a part of my family. Love your boy L.J.    
  REST IN PEACE FOR YOU ARE NOW IN THE HEAVENS WITH OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST.

Our Prayers are with your family in your time of sorrow

To Mrs McGinty's family, I have you all in my prayers. Mrs. McGinty is going to be missed. she was a strong woman. The time I worked at service center 1 (Head start), everyday I came to work I looked forward to seeing her cause she would always make me laugh and it was funny how she would always pick on Mrs.Keets. Service Center 1 is going to miss her and is not going to be the same without her.

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Selenar G. McGinty

18 octubre, 1954 – 17 junio, 2010

Williams & Bluitt Funeral Home

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