In Loving Memory of
Tambra Marie Pavlas
August 4, 1966 - August 10, 2026

Born in Corpus Christi, Texas

Tambra Marie Pavlas was born on August 4, 1966, in Corpus Christi, Texas, and went to be with the Lord on August 10, 2026, at the age of 60.

Tambra attended Calallen High School and later moved to California to pursue her dream of becoming a makeup artist after getting her cosmetology license. Shortly after moving to California, Pastor Willie Simpson and his wife, Josephine, drove to California to bring her home to Texas, where she dedicated her life to Jesus. While living in Corpus Christi she gave birth to her only child, Fallon Pavlas, in 1995. Soon afterward, Tambra moved to San Antonio, Texas, to be under the guidance of Bishop R. A. Wauls at True Holiness Church. While in San Antonio, she became a great businesswoman with a focus on sales, building relationships and achieving success through her dedication and determination.

Tambra loved Jesus deeply. Her faith guided her life, and she found great joy in praying, worshipping God, and serving others. She carried a heart for ministry and a sincere desire to share God's love and encouragement with those around her.

Tambra cherished her family deeply and treasured the bond she shared with them. She also enjoyed the beauty of God's creation, particularly the beach and rivers, and had an appreciation for cosmetics and skincare. She loved so big and was always thinking and praying about others even when she didn't feel well herself. Even though she fought illness for a long time she still prayed, worshipped and ministered to others. She was a great example of a Woman of God who loved Jesus dearly.

Tambra's memory will be lovingly cherished by her daughter, Fallon Marie Jimenez; son-in-law, Albert Jimenez; grandson, Titan Jimenez; spiritual daughter, Katrina Terry; brother, Leo Pavlas, and his wife, Sally Pavlas; sister, Jennifer Rother, and her husband, Doug Rothert; mother, Janis Fletcher; stepfather, Donald Fletcher; and stepmother, Carlye Pavlas.

Tambra was preceded in death by her father, Leo Pavlas, and her grandmothers, Tilly "Meme" and Lillian Pavlas.

Tambra's kindness, faith, strength, and unconditional love will remain in the hearts of all who knew her. Although she will be profoundly missed, her family finds comfort in knowing that she is at peace and resting in the presence of her Savior.