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IN MEMORIAM

'Wonder Woman' Lost

Family Remembers Tifanne Wells

Tifanne Wells, 44, the victim of a murder suicide over the weekend in the Town of Oneonta, is seen here with her two sons.  The family has prepared a remembrance of her life.
Tifanne Wells, 44, the victim of a murder suicide over the weekend in the Town of Oneonta, is seen here with her two sons. The family has prepared a remembrance of her life.

Editor’s Note: Tifanne Wells’ family released this heart-felt obituary Tuesday.  A celebration of Tifanne's life is planned at 4 p.m. Friday at Foothills Performing Arts & Community Center, Oneonta.

ONEONTA – The devastated family of Tifanne Kristin Wells, 44, announces with the greatest sadness that Tifanne died tragically on Saturday, March 7, 2015.

She was born May 31, 1970, in Fort Bragg, N.C., but shortly thereafter became a lifelong resident of the Oneonta community, where she was well known for being vivacious, outgoing and loving but, above all, “WONDER WOMAN”.

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