Christine (Tina) Corinne Hanley Warren of Edgecomb, Maine died on July 22, 2026 at age 75. Tina was surrounded by her family, music, sunlight and all the love she invested into being a sister, a partner, a mom and a teacher. 

 Tina was born to Theodora and Robert A. Hanley, Jr in Baghdad, Iraq. The family lived in Belgium as well as New York, Ohio, until eventually settling in New Jersey. Tina grew up with an older brother, Tim, and two younger sisters, Ramone and Maria. She obtained her degree in elementary education at Plymouth State College, New Hampshire taking a gap year with her sister Ramone where they backpacked for three months in Europe.

While finishing her degree at Plymouth, Tina met Michael Warren, and they married in 1974. They lived in South Berwick and had two children, Kyle and Erin. They eventually moved to Rangeley Lakes region in 1986 where they opened Clearwater Sporting Camps on the south face of Bald Mountain at a granite edge of  Lake Mooselookmeguntic in Oquossic. Tina had a varied career as  a caregiver, teacher, innkeeper, ski and tennis instructor. She was a constant presence for her children, husband and students. The time she did keep for herself was often spent minding her flower gardens and hummingbird feeders. She also enjoyed sport-walking on Bald Mountain Road, sun tanning on the docks, decks and boats and cooking for family and friends. Tina applied her cultural influences to her cooking lifestyle while incorporating Yankee ingenuity.

Tina will be lovingly remembered by her husband Michael Warren, son Kyle Warren and his three children; daughter Erin Halsey and husband Shep and their two children; brother Timothy, his two children and wife Mary Hanley; sister Ramone and her husband Mark Warren, twin to Michael Warren, and their three children; sister Maria Hanley and her two children with pre-deceased husband, father and brother-in-law to Christine Hanley Warren, Timothy Poosikian

Christine Corinne Hanley Warren rejoined her light and her brightness with the diligent support of Andwell Hospice and the staff at Schooner Memory Care in Auburn, Maine.

In lieu of flowers,  donations can be made to the Boothbay Region Health Center Memory Care Program.

Halls of Boothbay is handling the arrangements. To extend online condolences, please visit hallfuneralhomes.com.