Tina Paseur

Tina Paseur, a beloved daughter, mother, sister, and grandmother, passed away on December 6, 2025, in Corinth, Mississippi. Born on August 2, 1968, in Clanton, Alabama, Tina's journey through life was marked by her unwavering faith, creativity, and deep love for her family.

Throughout her years, Tina demonstrated resilience, having worked several jobs prior to becoming disabled. Yet, her true joy blossomed in her passions—she loved to read, immerse herself in puzzles, paint vibrant pictures, and weave words into the novels that poured from her heart. These creative pursuits not only brought her happiness, but they also served as a testament to her remarkable spirit.

Above all else, Tina cherished her family. Her grandbaby, Mark Thomas Barnett, was the light of her life, and she loved him dearly. The bonds she created with her daughters, Kara Barnett and TC of Florence, AL, and Sam Rene' Paseur and Cory Blackshear of Pocahontas, were incredibly strong and filled with tender moments shared together. Her son, Michael Travis Paseur of Walnut, MS, was another wellspring of pride and joy for her. As a loving sister, she held a special place in her heart for her sister, Amy Faye Crocker of San Antonio, TX, and shared a deep connection with her brothers, James Ray Crocker and Holly of Walnut, MS, and Greg Forrest Crocker and Susan of Lexington, TN.

Tina was a proud member of the Pentecostal community, finding her spiritual home at Jesus' Name Community Church in Walnut and Experience Church in Florence, AL. Her faith was a guiding force in her life, and she treasured her church family as they supported one another in their spiritual journeys.

She leaves behind her loving parents, Charles Crocker and Faye Crocker of Pocahontas, who deeply cherished their daughter. Through her love for God, her family, and her creative pursuits, Tina Paseur touched many lives and leaves a lasting legacy in the hearts of those fortunate enough to have known her.

Her gentle spirit and loving nature will be profoundly missed, but her love and memories will forever remain a source of comfort to her family and friends. Memorial contributions in her name may be sent to Reconnect 4 Autism (www.reconnect4autism.com).