AT THE center of every story is a person...someone with hopes and dreams and ambitions. Tiffany was that person. While you meet her in the podcast, these pictures give you another perspective.
TIFFANY was someone who always made an impression. She was engaging, amusing, fun-loving, as well as committed to sports. Although she was an excellent softball player, it was her volleyball talent that won her a scholarship to Mercy University in Dobbs Ferry, New York. When she signed her commitment to the college, her proud family was at her side. Growing up with two older sisters, two nephews and a niece came into her life. They were youngsters she was devoted to. Tall, with a wide smile and infectious laugh, she was unforgettable.
She was a natural athlete, but her mother Dianne said she had often talked about a career in law enforcement, following in the footsteps of one of her uncles. In the days before her death, she was shopping for her college dorm room, meeting friends and planning to visit Six Flags Great Adventure amusement park.Nothing in her behavior hinted that would take her own life.
TIFFANY was a talented athlete. Competitive and a natural leader, she excelled in softball, but as her mother and sisters revealed, the moment she discovered volleyball, her future was set. As a middle center, she was a standout for Oak Crest High School, proudly wearing her number 11, and the East Coast Crush travel team.
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