Oh my goodness Chrissy, the fun we had when we were growing up. Playing outside in the side yard, rolling on barrels, pretending to drive cars, walking to the corner candy store, playing cards or whatever we could find to do. Memories, some of the best ones I have growing up. As we grew up life took us in different directions our connection faded, however with FB it was nice to follow along with each other’s families. I miss you friend and will cherish our memories. I know I will see you one day but until then, save me a seat.
Christina Diane Timmons
January 18, 1974 ~ February 8, 2026
Born in: Ft. Worth, Texas
Resided in: Old Town, Florida
Resided in: Old Town, Florida
Christina Diane Timmons passed away on February 8, 2026 at the age of 52. Christina was born on January 18,1974 in Ft Worth, Texas and raised in Pine Island, Florida. She spent half her adult life in St. Stephen, South Carolina where she met and married her high school sweetheart Phillip Otto Timmons Sr.
She loved to play pool, fish, do yard work and gardening. She also loved to do any kind of crafts with the grandkids. Her cats were her world, and she babied every one of them to the fullest. Her little dude, Tony, and Rascal was her top priority. She loved her family dearly and she will be missed by any and all who knew and loved her.
She is preceded in death by her father James Allen Summerall. She is survived by her mother Jackie Summerall Driggers. Sister Wendy Summerall Blackburn her husband Albert Wilson and grandchild Destiny. Her husband Phillip Otto Timmons Sr and two sons William Cody Timmons (Kalisha, grandkids Daloni and Annalise) Phillip Otto Timmons Jr -PJ (Christina, and grandkids RaiLynn, Luke, and Tinsley).
Crevasse’s Simple Cremation is honored to serve the Timmons family.
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Ma, I will never forget the memories that we have together. The laughs we shared will never be forgotten. You are missed so much here earth side. But I know you are looking down on each and every one us us. I will always try my best to take care and love your boy, even on the hard days. ( He’s hard headed) Ma! Inside joke, that I know only you will understand. I love and miss you so very much.
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Chris will definitely be missed she was a kind hearted lady and had heart of gold and would try to help anyone she could, I know she sure helped me through some tough times.
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