Tamara De Treaux

1959–1990 (age 31)

actress

About Tamara De Treaux

Tamara De Treaux (1959–1990) lived to age 31. They were an actress. Born in California, they died in North Hollywood. They are buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in California.

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