Tamara Jo Shireman

tamara shireman

January 22, 1972 ~ August 30, 2026

Born in: Columbus, IN
Resided in: Greensburg, IN

Tamara (Tammy) Jo Shireman, 54, of Greensburg, Indiana, passed away on August 30th, 2026 with the love of her life, Linc Allen. Born on January 22, 1972, in Columbus Indiana, Tammy was the firstborn of Robert and Jan Shireman.

 

Tammy graduated from South Decatur High School and went on to obtain her degree in Veterinary Science from Purdue University. After college she held a career as a veterinary technician for many years. Tammy was good at whatever job she did. She worked as a vet tech for over 20 years, worked on the family dairy farm, GTI Industries and finally, working as a test barn attendant with horses at Indiana Horseshoe Casino.

 

Tammy’s first love was animals, many people would often refer to her as snow white or Ellie Mae Clampet. There wasn’t a mouse, squirrel, bird, or any creature that she wouldn’t try to save if it needed help. Tammy carried a natural sunshine wherever she went, and her love for her daughter and grandchildren was the brightest part of her world. A lover of pink, sparkles, flowers, antiques, and all things bright. Tammy had a knack for leaving things better and more beautiful than she found them. She never let life get too serious, Tammy was fun, light hearted, and so strong. She had an extraordinary work ethic from her time growing up on the family farm and never backed away from hard work or getting dirty. She handled life with grace and grit. She knew there was a time to be tough but also had a gentle, soft side to those who were blessed to do life alongside her. Tammy loved Linc, and they were engaged to be married. They joked that they would get married in the year 2040. They spent many weekends at the horsetrack and going jeeping together. Tammy loved her jeep named Rebel Soul and its bright green color matched her bright and bubbly personality. To know Tammy, was to love Tammy. She leaves behind a legacy that will be cherished and never forgotten.

 

Tammy is survived by her daughter Breanna (Kyle) Conwell, her grandchildren Emi, Clay, and Bo Conwell, her parents Robert (Jan) Shireman, and her brothers Kyle and Craig Shireman; grandmother, Jean Fiesbeck.

 

Tammy was preceded in death by her grandparents Ray and Emily Shireman and Shorty Fiesbeck.

 

Honoring her wishes, the family will celebrate her life privately. Thank you for keeping them in your thoughts and prayers during this time.

 

Arrangements were entrusted to Jewell-Rittman Funeral Service & Crematory.

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  1. Wish I could be there for Tamara’s good bye,She was such a good person.I enjoyed working with her.So sorry for your loss.Keeping all of you in my prayers.

  2. I don’t want to say goodbye to you my friend but I know I will see you again. I’m so sorry for what your friends and family are going through. You will not be forgotten.

  3. To know Tammy was to love her! Many laughs with her at HillBilly Corner! Link told me so many times they were going to tie the knot 2040 lol I hate to say until we meet again dear friend! But I will see you again! Prayers for the family!

  4. Tammy, there are no words. May your soul RIP! I loved that we reconnected when I moved home. You and Link were perfect for each other and you could see the twinkle in his eye when he talked about you. To your family, I am so sorry for your loss and pain! God speed and lots of hugs and prayers from me 🙏🙏

  5. My heart breaks for you and your family!
    You had many shared experiences in your life with your horses and your family!
    I will never forget you, you were a Beautiful soul! You will be so missed!!

  6. I am so sorry for the loss of Tammy and Linc. Praying for Gods comfort for your family’s.
    Angie Dilkes (Robin Allen’s Mom)

  7. This world is a lot less bright without you physically in it, Tammy. I’m thankful to have known you, and my heart is with your family through this.

  8. My heart aches for her family. We pray for you all to have peace from the Lord , he gives us pease in times like this . Love to you all!

  9. I am so sorry to hear of Tammy’s passing. Tammy was one of my first school friends at St. Peter’s. I remember going to her grandparent’s dairy farm when we were little. She was also one of my first sleepovers in school. I fondly remember sliding down her parent’s stair case, I just thought that was a blast. Although we lost touch through the years. Anytime I saw her, she was so friendly and I always thought she was just so beautiful. My condolences go out to her parents, brother, daughter and grandchildren; and to all of her cousins whom I was friends with through the years. RIP— from an early childhood friend… —Wendy Dattilo (Larrison)


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