Born and raised in the San Fernando Valley of Southern California, Tammy has a deep connection to her roots, which has undoubtedly influenced her remarkable journey in the entertainment industry. She is perhaps most famously known for her portrayal of the original teen-aged Hope Williams on the iconic television series Days of Our Lives, which premiered in 1965. Additionally, Tammy's memorable performance as the street-savvy teen camper, Nancy, in the cult classic film Meatballs Part II, released in 1984, has left a lasting impact on fans of the movie. Furthermore, her iconic Agree Shampoo commercial from 1984 continues to be a staple on many "classic commercials" playlists, a testament to her enduring popularity.
After dedicating time to raising her two children, Tammy made a triumphant return to acting, solidifying her position as an active Company Member at Theatre West, the oldest continually-running small theater in Los Angeles. Her passion for the craft is evident in her pursuit of film and television work, as well as her busy schedule as a voice actor, where she records and masters audiobooks and IVR work.
Tammy's personal life is filled with joy and love, having been married to Photographer/Director Glen Wexler for an impressive 37 years. Together, they have two children, Jenna Lynn Wexler and Ian Wexler. Jenna Lynn Wexler is the Director of Branded Fashion Content at BDG Media and a former child actor, while Ian Wexler is an Independent Video Game Designer.