Tiffany Renee Jones

Tiffany Renee Jones was born on December 15, 1990, to Charles and Olenthia Jones in Savannah, Georgia. On July 30, 2025, at the age of 34, Tiffany peacefully fell asleep in death. She was a joyful spirit with a deep, abiding love for her family.

Early on as a student at Tucker High School, Tiffany displayed an unshakable work ethic. At just 16, she began working at McDonald’s. She later joined Walmart, where she held multiple positions, including management roles. Most recently, she worked at the United States Postal Service, a job she truly loved. Tiffany was a go-getter at heart, always striving to grow and improve in everything she did.

Tiffany was a devoted mother to her two beautiful children, Ethan Pullins and Madison Jones, who brought endless joy and laughter to her life. She poured her heart into raising them—always putting their needs first, and working tirelessly to provide, protect, and uplift them.

A true fashionista, Tiffany loved all things hair, beauty, and style. Her creativity shone through in her vibrant looks and flawless hairstyles. She believed in looking fabulous, feeling good, and doing the most—and she did all three effortlessly. Expressing her love for fashion, she proudly launched her own online boutique.

Tiffany’s love was generous, her energy magnetic, and her loyalty unmatched.

She leaves to cherish her memory: her beloved children, Ethan Pullins and Madison Jones; her devoted parents, Charles and Olenthia Jones; her loving siblings, Charles Jones Jr. and Taylor Jones; and her treasured nephew, Carter Kemp.

She is also survived by her grandparents, Thomas Devoe (Beatrice Wilson) of Philadelphia, PA, and Estelle G. Scarborough of Bishopville, SC. She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Mary A. Jones and Ernest Scarborough Sr.

Tiffany is lovingly remembered by a host of aunts, great-aunts, uncles, great-uncles, cousins, and friends who will forever cherish her light, laughter, and love.

Tiffany’s legacy lives on in the many lives she touched—especially in her children, who will forever carry her strength, courage, and joy in their hearts.