Birth date: Mar 8, 1973 Death date: Feb 21, 2016
Tracy Lee Smith passed away on February 21, 2016 surrounded by family and friends in her home. She was born on March 8, 1973 to Dawayne and Sheila (Hale) Smith. Tracy touched the lives of many through her years of teaching, creati Read Obituary
A piece of my heart is gone with the passing of Tracy. She was a wonderful friend and had an infectious smile that brightened up even the gloomiest of moods. Much love to her family and especially to Karen. We love you.
Kristin and Barbara Weir
Wow! This shocked me as she always so vibrant and full of life. I played softball with Tracy in high school. I would occasionally run into her around town and she always greeted me with a big smile. My condolences to her family.
As my mind has gone for lots of memories I am blessed to have her in my life for two classes during 8th grade. Good Strict and amazing teacher... Much love:) :) <3 love you Tracy. I wish you can hold my baby when the baby comes in august and catch up. <3
I was blessed to work with Tracy. She was my dear friend. She always made me smile. R.I.P my friend.
tracy smith was a funny loving person. She was an awesome teacher who always helped me through my bad days. When my dad passed away in 2010 she was the 1st person to come comfort me and she told me even though its a bad day try to remember all the good days and cherish them. I will allways cherish them ;3 r.i.p miss smith
Can't even process this right now. Such a beautiful person who cared about many. My thoughts and prayers go out to Tracy‘s family. One of the most caring people I know. Rest in peace. You are missed.
One of the best and most caring teachers my son has ever had. When I lost my husband five years ago, she was one of the first to show up at our door to help in any way she could. We are all truly going to miss her.
Kimberley (Kruppenbacher) Pool & Family
The things that come to mind when I think of Tracey are: her big smile, her sacrifice to give up her time at church to sell items to help build the church when she could have been socializing, her making of quilts for those who could use them the most, and her willingness to put her job on the line to support young GBLT students who need that support in their schools. Karen, you will be in my thoughts and prayers, as will her dear friends, starting with Dave!
