Tabitha Nicole Thomas

Tabitha Nicole Thomas, born on December 5, 1986, in Jellico, Tennessee, was a beacon of light in this world whose radiance will continue to illuminate the hearts of all those fortunate enough to have known her.
Her love for her family, friends, and life itself was a testament to her strength and resilience. Tabitha’s compassionate spirit and selfless devotion to her loved ones were the cornerstones of her life.
Tabitha found joy in the simple pleasures of life. She especially cherished spending time with her family, capturing precious moments through her love for photography, and expressing her thoughts in her journal. Her cooking skills were well-known among her loved ones, bringing them together around the table for meals that were as nourishing for the soul as they were for the body. Her love for crocheting and reading offered her a sense of tranquility, a testament to her appreciation for creativity and knowledge.
Tabitha leaves behind a legacy of love and resilience.
She is survived by her devoted husband, Mark Thomas, and their wonderful children, Raeleigh, Greyson, Kali, and adopted son, Hunter Newman. Her loss will also be deeply felt by her sister, Brandy Mullins, and her nephews, JaVon Rider, Carson Mullins, and Graham Mullins. Her special friends, Shea Helton, Shawn Carroll, Kendra Dawn, Ali Petrey, Rondal Shelley, Tiarra Slone, Novella Ellison, Melissa Jenkins, and Tomi Lambdin will remember her fondly.
Tabitha was preceded in death by her mother, Kimberly McCulley; grandmother, Shirley McCulley; mother-in-law, Charlotte Thomas; and brother, Johnathon Perry.
As we remember Tabitha, let us celebrate her remarkable life and the memories we shared with her. We encourage friends and family to visit her memorial page, to reflect upon those moments, to continue her story, and keep her spirit alive. Please feel free to share your stories, upload your pictures, and join us in honoring a woman whose life was a testament to love, resilience, and kindness.
Croley Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.