Tommy Ann Tidemann

Tommy Ann Tidemann, age 83, passed away peacefully in her sleep on May 2, 2026, bringing comfort to her family in knowing she departed this world gently. Born on May 31, 1942, Tommy lived a life rooted in faith, family, and friendship, leaving behind a legacy of warmth and kindness.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Margaret and Alvin Eager, and two of her children, Todd Allen Tidemann and Jamie Rae Kucera.

She is lovingly remembered by her two daughters and their husbands Katie and Billy Lowe and Josie and Kevin Boyle, and her son-in-law, Jody Kucera. Tommy was a proud grandmother to seven grandchildren and their spouses: Melissa and Christopher Kucera, Alex and Wesly Arrison, Hannah and Jake Yancey, Robyn and Joshua Lowe, JJ Kucera, Wyatt Oliver, and Wesley Oliver. Her joy continued to grow with the addition of her eight great-grandchildren. She is also survived by her cousin, Brenda Ward Lawyer.

Tommy graduated from The University of Wyoming with a degree in Nursing. She dedicated a meaningful portion of her life to the medical field in patient care and infectious disease, including her work at Memorial Hermann. Her compassion and commitment to caring for others extended well beyond her professional career, as she later spent many years volunteering within the same hospital system.

Tommy was a faithful member of St. Theresa’s Catholic Church for nearly 50 years. Her deep commitment to her faith was evident through her active involvement in Catholic Daughters, The Theresians, and her volunteer work with the Guild of Catholic Women. She gave her time generously and found great purpose in serving others.

A beloved friend to many, Tommy had a vibrant social spirit. She could often be found at the Senior Center, enthusiastically learning new games—Canasta being her latest favorite—playing bingo, or enjoying thoughtful discussions at book club. Tommy’s friends often shared how blessed and privileged they felt to have her in their lives, a testament to the love and joy she so freely gave.

Above all, Tommy cherished her family. Her presence was a steady source of comfort, laughter, and unconditional love. She will be deeply missed and forever remembered by all who knew her.