I will never forget when you first came to East Lawrence in the 7th grade. You were so sweet and quiet. I really enjoyed our spend the night parties. I miss you. At least I have had the chance to watch your son Trey grow up to be a wonderful young man. You would be so proud! Love you and miss you Tracey! Dina Hamby Cochran
Tracey and I grew up together from kindergarten all the way thru graduation. To see her come out of her shell and blossom into such a wonderful woman was something that I will never forget. I see her in Trey everytime I see him. If you look at Buddy's daugher, you see an exact replica of Tracey. She will never be forgotten.
Tracey and I actually worked together at Food Fair in Moulton, after graduation. Tracey was a genuine person, and I remember how much she loved her little boy. Because of our last names, we sat right by each other in graduation and that day in May, 1989 we had no idea what the future was holding for us.
Wow, Tracey. When I think about my/our days at Tennessee Valley Elementary, it's hard to believe that you're gone. Though you were a young lady of very few words, your demeanor spoke volumes. I have yet to see your son, Trey, or your niece, but I read from another classmates' post, that their resemblance to you is undeniable.
I also remember that you had family that stayed not too far away from where I grew up. During the summer, I remember walking to "Miss Mae Sue" (a lil' country store) and running into you and Buddy. It was always a pleasure seeing you outside the classroom.
Tracey, where do I start? There are so many great memories of you. Although everyone knows you were very quiet,I remember those bus rides we had when you would laugh at my jokes and would reply "Marsha you are so crazy" and "You always make me laugh"! If I ever needed your help you were always there willing to help me out with my classwork and homework. Who ever would have thought that we would share the same niece in the future. Throughout the years I have watched Briona grow into a bright and intelligent young lady sharing characteristics of both of us. Having an outgoing personality like myself and the book smarts like you(smile)she is growing up hearing all the great stories of yourself from not only myself,but from other classmates.
You are TRULY MISSED and will ALWAYS be LOVED, Marsha
I remember Tracy mainly by riding the trade school bus with her, she was so quiet. But once you got to know her she was so funny! Rest in peace Tracy you are truly missed! Love, Penny Davis
I remember Tracey as such a sweet spirit. Shy when you first met her but such a talker once she got to know you. She was quick with a smile and a laugh. Never wanting to be in the front, always happy with blending into the back ground. I wish Trey would have had the chance to know what a wonderful young woman she was. She loved him dearly and when she spoke of him, her face would light up. Taken from us way to soon she is resting with the angels. Forever in our hearts. I will miss her always.
Tracey, you were a wonderful person whom was very quiet. I remember riding the bus with you a few times because, I had missed my bus. I remember what a huge smile you had and a great personality. R.I.P
You were a wonderful friend to me. I will never forget the times we shared at school just laughing and talking about silly things!! I miss you so much and I think of you often. RIP
Dina Hamby (Cochran)
I will never forget when you first came to East Lawrence in the 7th grade. You were so sweet and quiet. I really enjoyed our spend the night parties. I miss you. At least I have had the chance to watch your son Trey grow up to be a wonderful young man. You would be so proud! Love you and miss you Tracey!Dina Hamby Cochran
Carol Cottingham (Horton)
Tracey and I grew up together from kindergarten all the way thru graduation. To see her come out of her shell and blossom into such a wonderful woman was something that I will never forget. I see her in Trey everytime I see him. If you look at Buddy's daugher, you see an exact replica of Tracey. She will never be forgotten.Love and miss you Tracey,
Carol Cottingham Horton
Kristi Alred (Vance)
Tracey and I actually worked together at Food Fair in Moulton, after graduation. Tracey was a genuine person, and I remember how much she loved her little boy. Because of our last names, we sat right by each other in graduation and that day in May, 1989 we had no idea what the future was holding for us.Senecia Sherrod (Newman)
Wow, Tracey. When I think about my/our days at Tennessee Valley Elementary, it's hard to believe that you're gone. Though you were a young lady of very few words, your demeanor spoke volumes. I have yet to see your son, Trey, or your niece, but I read from another classmates' post, that their resemblance to you is undeniable.I also remember that you had family that stayed not too far away from where I grew up. During the summer, I remember walking to "Miss Mae Sue" (a lil' country store) and running into you and Buddy. It was always a pleasure seeing you outside the classroom.
You may be gone, but you will never be forgotten.
Continue to rest in peace, my friend.
Senecia
Marsha Hill
Tracey, where do I start?There are so many great memories of you. Although everyone knows you were very quiet,I remember those bus rides we had when you would laugh at my jokes and would reply "Marsha you are so crazy" and "You always make me laugh"! If I ever needed your help you were always there willing to help me out with my classwork and homework. Who ever would have thought that we would share the same niece in the future. Throughout the years I have watched Briona grow into a bright and intelligent young lady sharing characteristics of both of us. Having an outgoing personality like myself and the book smarts like you(smile)she is growing up hearing all the great stories of yourself from not only myself,but from other classmates.
You are TRULY MISSED and will ALWAYS be LOVED,
Marsha
Penny Davis
I remember Tracy mainly by riding the trade school bus with her, she was so quiet. But once you got to know her she was so funny! Rest in peace Tracy you are truly missed!Love,
Penny Davis
Shelia Holt (Wooten)
I remember Tracey as such a sweet spirit. Shy when you first met her but such a talker once she got to know you. She was quick with a smile and a laugh. Never wanting to be in the front, always happy with blending into the back ground. I wish Trey would have had the chance to know what a wonderful young woman she was. She loved him dearly and when she spoke of him, her face would light up. Taken from us way to soon she is resting with the angels. Forever in our hearts. I will miss her always.Benetta Phillips (Petty)
Tracey, you were a wonderful person whom was very quiet. I remember riding the bus with you a few times because, I had missed my bus. I remember what a huge smile you had and a great personality. R.I.PGnoma Kelley (Cook)
Tracey,You were a wonderful friend to me. I will never forget the times we shared at school just laughing and talking about silly things!! I miss you so much and I think of you often. RIP
Love,
Gnoma