Dear Neida,   How you always made us laugh with your sense of humor!   You were such a great ray of sunshine.   We won't forget the fun we had at church activities down through the years.   I'm sorry you had to deal with your sickness, but so glad you are with your Savior now for all of time.  Until we meet again in Heaven--

George and family
We would like to express our heart felt condolences to you in the passing of Oneida.  We pray that God will wrap His loving arms around you and give peace.  Neida was a close friend to us and we always enjoyed spending time with her and getting together at different functions..  She was always friendly and we remember her from our Single vine days.  We were happy for her and her husband George when they got married and all the times that we got together.  She is with God and we will see her again someday.

Mamaws way of comforting is the best way there is.she would hold me if I needed to be held,she would listen if I needed someone to listen,she was give me advice if I needed advice. I will never forget the way she held me. I have so many memories it’s hard to choose one. But Mamaw used to take me to the dam, then we would pick out rocks, and then paint them. She would always paint then a sort of teal. We used to play this one game, this little guy would walk and climb around, we named him Quito(Gew-do). She used to ask me where’s Quito and then that’s how I knew we needed to play again. We used to play imaginary boat rides, I would sit on her lap and we would act like we were on a boat, there was a random port-a-potty in the middle of the ocean. I love my Mamaw with all of my heart.she is my favorite person in the whole world ♡ I miss you Mamaw 

Neida was one of my good friends at Kettering College of Medical Arts.  To get some exercise in during a break time we would take a walk around the halls of the basement we would talk. We would have so much fun together. She out of two of my friends I knew I could trust with anything and she felt the same way to :-) so whatever we would need to talk about or share we did and we would just laugh. I enjoyed her company so much. You just kind of knew who you could trust with opening your heart up to, and we knew who we couldn’t trust! But we both know we can trust one another! There were two people at the college. I grew really close to and Neida was one of them. She was so very helpful and knowledgeable of her job and when Diane was sick, she filled in and did Diane’s job her job and still was able to help out in the academic Dean’s office with spreadsheets. The secretary in that department was unable to do she didn’t care she would help anyone and her boss Paul knew she was a Jewell Yes they were correct when they gave her her middle name she actually was a Jewell!! And there were a lot of things that she did, and that she didn’t even take credit for, but I know the extra things that she did, and so did her boss! She was a character. She always had a smile on her face, and she taught me a lot at her church. She was taking classes on different things and shared that with me and she learned from her classes. Actually, I even learned from her classes from her doing what her class taught her right in front of me I learned from example! You think with her being so sweet and so funny but I’ll tell you watch she can stand up for herself and she learned that through one of her classes and I learned that through her :-) she’s been sick for a long time and missed work and of course there’s always gonna be someone that says something or two she was aware I had her back! Love, your friend, Angie Black

OBITUARY

Ms. Oneida Jewell (Rowland) Tate

September 8, 1955 – June 13, 2023

Tobias Funeral Home - Beavercreek Chapel

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