Christine Foth

Christine M Foth (nee Lingnofski)

1/29/1944 - 2/6/2015

Christine, more commonly known as Tina, was called home to be with God on Friday 2/6/2015. She fought a long battle with dementia. She was born in Menasha, WI on 1/29/1944 to Walter and Anna Lingnofski. She met her husband, Lynn Foth, while working as a Licensed Practical Nurse at Theda Clark Hospital in 1966. They wed on 1/6/1968 and had 47 years together.

In the early 90's Tina worked as Paraprofessional at Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Port Washington, WI. In 1995 she retired and moved with her husband and daughter, Amy, to Texas. In 2006 Lynn and Tina moved back to WI (Ixonia) for 10 months and then moved out to Broomfield, CO where she lived till her passing.

Tina was preceded in death by her son Anthony (Tony) Foth, as well as her parents, her sister Barbara Lingnofski, sister Marion (Lingnofski) Pagel and brother James Lingnofski. Also greeting her upon her arrival to Heaven were her beloved Aunt Mary (Joe) Konetzke, her nephews Michael and Christopher Lingnofski, niece Sarah Lingnofski, brother in law Wayne Lloyd, sister in law Sylvia Bushman, sister in law Patsy Finley, sister in law Jean Lingnofski and a dear friend Laurie Andrzejewski.

Tina is survived by her husband Lynn Foth, daughter Amy Foth, daughter-in-law Daniela Foth, granddaughter Melissa Foth, grandson Ryan Molitor, future son-in-law Brad Riley and step-grandson Scott Riley. She is also survived by her brother Tom Lingnofski, sister Marge (Ray) Bruder, sister in law Bonnie Lingnofski, sister Delores (Dan) Gries, sister in law Susan Lloyd, sister in law Barbara Foth (Bob McGregor), brother in law James (Chrysoula) Foth, numerous nieces and nephews and friends that she considered family. She is also survived by her estranged son Andrew Foth.

A memorial for Tina will be held this summer in Menasha, arrangements are pending. Cremation Society of Colorado is assisting the family.

The family would like to thank Porter- St. Anthony's Hospice for the outstanding care they gave Tina. Whether caring for her at the family's home in Broomfield, CO or caring for her at the Porter Hospice Residence, the entire staff treated her like she was family. We will be forever grateful for the compassion and love they showed Tina. We simply can't thank you enough.

To my wife of 47 years- Till I see you again, I love you and T.S.

To my mom- Our journey wasn't always easy, but I always knew you'd be there. I love you- Gert.