Christina Marie Walden was born on May 17, 1967 at St. Anthony's Hospital in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Harold Dean Walden and Norma Faye Moseley. She died unexpectedly at the age of 53 on March 20, 2021 in Mcloud, Oklahoma. Christina was known by many different names: Tina, Teaner Beaner, Bean, Bean Dip, but most importantly mom and grandma. She is preceded in death by her mother, Norma Faye Moseley; brother, Bobby Gene Lemons; and sister Deana Ann Walden. She is survived by her three children that she referred to as "my special three": daughter, Angila Christina Webb and husband Randal Webb of Moore, OKlahoma, Kevin Lee Moore and wife Amanda Moore of Harrah, Oklahoma, and daughter Amy Elizabeth Moore of Mcloud, Oklahoma. She has 8 grandchildren: Nickolas Moore, Kaelyn Moore, Tyler Sanders, Trace Gilbert, Levi "Troye" Gilbert, Abel Webb, Ryker Webb, and Addison Webb. She is also survived by her father Harold Dean Walden and stepmother Shelly Walden; sister, Leesa Walden; brother Steven Walden; sister Jessica Walden; brother, Toby "Joe" Walden; brother, Dean Walden Balmer, and many nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, and uncles. Tina grew up in Hugo, Oklahoma; Dallas, Texas, Mesquite, Texas, Blanchard, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and parts of California. She met her dearest confidant in 1978 Leeman Troye Moore at the age of 11 years old and together they had three children. Although life took them in different directions their bond would be forever. Tina became a mother at age 16 and devoted her life to her "special three". She worked as a waitress for many years and in 1993 she obtained her GED. She attended Rose State College and earned many national certifications in collections and medical billing, one being the ACA Certification. She had a long career in collections which span from 1994-2009. She enjoyed drawing, camping, random road trips to the lake, traveling, collecting owls, talking on the phone (she loved to talk regardless of if it was in person or on the phone), crafting, sewing, and crocheting. She used to make hair bows which she would sell at Old Paris Flea Market in the early 1990's. She even made several crochet dolls for her daughters when they were younger. She learned to play the guitar when she was a kid and the first song, she learned was Stairway to Heaven by Led Zepplin which was her favorite band. Her favorite candy was Almond Joys and Jolly Ranchers! She loved driving around in her Z28 Camaro with the windows down and T- Tops off listening to music. She loved animals especially her childhood pet raccoon, and two dogs Missy and Gizmo which she had in her adult years. She referred to them as family members. She had some of the most comical sayings like "Bota Bing, Botta Boom"; " Do you smell what I am puttin' down"; and when she was telling you something in secrecy she would say "this is between me, you, and the fence post".

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