Katrina Raynes

Katrina Raynes, affectionately known as Trina by those who knew her best, was a spirited and compassionate soul, always ready to lend a supportive hand. Born on August 7, 1971, in Dayton, Ohio, she grew up to live a life filled with love, faith, and devotion to her family. She was a beacon of light who radiated warmth, and her contagious laughter served as a melodious soundtrack to the beautiful life she lived.

Trina was a proficient phlebotomist, having earned an associate degree in phlebotomy. While she served her community with dedication, her true passion lay in the simple pleasures of life. Crafting, puzzles, and learning the word of Yeshua brought her immense joy, and she found solace in taking care of her chickens, ducks, and above all, her family. Her love for Tennessee was well-known, as were the cherished moments she spent with her children and grandchildren. Trina's compassionate nature was a testament to her profound faith and her belief in the power of love and kindness.

Katrina leaves behind a legacy of love and will be deeply missed by her husband, James Raynes; her children, Tamara Joslin, Jessey Coffey, and Lucas Raynes; her son-in-laws, Keith Joslin and Andy Wagner; her grandchildren, Shiann, Jacob, Dakota, Zachery, and Joseph; her mother, Kathleen Phillips; her siblings, Angela King, Kanda Morris, and Kevin Phillips; and her brother-in-law, Tony King. She was preceded in death by her father, Tony Phillips, her son Roger Coffey lll ,her sister, Tonetta Costello; and her nephews, Steven Coffman and David Allen.

The visitation and funeral service will be held on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, at 1:00pm at W.E. Lusain Funeral Home & Crematory Ohio, located at 2060 Germantown Street, Dayton, Ohio, 45417. As we gather to celebrate and remember Trina's life, let us be reminded of her loving spirit, her unwavering support, and her compassionate heart.

We encourage friends and family to share memories, stories, and pictures of Katrina on her memorial page. Your contributions will serve as a comforting reminder of the vibrant life she lived and the countless hearts she touched.