Tina Monique Elmore was born on August 17, 1980 in Charleston, South Carolina to the late Willie Elmore and Mary Elmore.  She entered her heavenly home on July 3, 2025.

Tina was a member of Greater Life Chrisitan Ministry under the leadership of Elder Charles Frazier.  She loved to worship God.

Tina received her education in Bowman, South Carolina.  She graduated from Bowman High School in 1999.  She worked at Wendy's for eighteen years.  She later went to work at the Walmart Distribution Center for two years.  Her current employer was Sundaram Clayton USA.  Her co-workers were like family to her.

Tina loved to dance, smile, travel and make jokes.  She was the life of the party.  She would light up any room she entered.  She was a loving mother, daughter, sister, aunt, and friend.

Tina was preceded in death by her father, Willie Elmore.

Tina leaves to cherish her memories: her mother, Mary Elmore of St. George, South Carolina; two sons, Davondre Robinson of Las Vegas, Neveda and Damonta Elmore of St. George, South Carolina; one daughter, Dashyiah Davis of the home (Orangeburg, South Carolina); three brothers, Bernard Shuler of Austin, Texas, Andre Elmore (Christina) of Reevesville, South Carolina, and Anthony Elmore of St. George, South Carolina; two sisters, Tammy Elmore of St. George, South Carolina and Jennifer Washington (Sedrick) of Reevesville, South Carolina; one bonus sister, La'Toya Brown of Washington, DC; four cousins that grew up like sisters, Amanda Williams of Orangeburg, South Carolina,  Valda Johnson, La'Quesha Johnson, and La'Quanda Bradley of Fayetteville, North Carolina; one special niece, Taleyah Boyd of St. George, South Carolina; five uncles, Ervin Elmore (Tammy), Curtis Elmore (Rosalyn) of Baltimore, Maryland, James Elmore, Jr. (Sadie) of Green Sea, South Carolina, Vincent Johnson of Orangeburg, South Carolina and Henry Elmore (Sallie) of St. George, South Carolina; aunts, Minnie Lee Jones of North Carolina, Deloris Elmore of St. George, South Carolina, Gloria Lewis of Reevesville, South Carolina, Eula Mae Johnson of Orangeburg, South Carolina; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.