Tracy was my very first friend in first grade at Oxford when I moved into the neighborhood. She would continue to be my friend over the years. We were separated by thousands of miles and mostly living in different countries,but we kept in touch many times each year. She didn't call me on my birthday in December and I chalked it up to foggy grey matter, my brother forgot to call too. I was thinking that she should be on the reunion committee like before, so I called her. Her phone went to some weird place and after afew tries I tried locating her siblings. I finally did a Google seach of her and to my horror found the obituary of my best friend . T-Baby was my maid of honor at my wedding. We were buddies in school, Girl Scouts, Glee Club, etc. I only have great memories of my BFF , including the time I helped her look for the spacer she swallowed during a camping trip. Now, I would say that is a real good friend to not only help look, but to find the spacer. We were blood sisters and loved each other even though we were thousands of miles apart.. I could always rely on her to remind me of the days gone by when I would forget something. We didn't speak that often, but when we did it was just like yesterday we spoke .
I was told she was riddled with cancer that she had probably refused to deal with. She is now singing in heaven and using her musical talents there. I will miss her forever.
She is survived by her son, Daniel and grandsons ;Ethan and Logan Sheets., Brothers Thom and Scott and sister Sandra Germaine.
(nee Wunderlich), age 73, of Bedford passed away Monday, December 14, 2020. She is preceded in death by her parents, Ralph and Ruth (nee Williams) Wunderlich. Tracy is survived by her son, Daniel Sheets; two grandsons, Ethan and Logan Sheets; two brothers, Thomas and Scott Wunderlich and a sister, Sandra Germaine. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Arrangements by Johnson-Romito Funeral Home, Bedford, Ohio. www.johnsonromito.com
Published by The Plain Dealer from Dec. 19 to Dec. 20, 2020.
Sheila Anton (Bloomfield)
Tracy was my very first friend in first grade at Oxford when I moved into the neighborhood. She would continue to be my friend over the years. We were separated by thousands of miles and mostly living in different countries,but we kept in touch many times each year. She didn't call me on my birthday in December and I chalked it up to foggy grey matter, my brother forgot to call too. I was thinking that she should be on the reunion committee like before, so I called her. Her phone went to some weird place and after afew tries I tried locating her siblings. I finally did a Google seach of her and to my horror found the obituary of my best friend . T-Baby was my maid of honor at my wedding. We were buddies in school, Girl Scouts, Glee Club, etc. I only have great memories of my BFF , including the time I helped her look for the spacer she swallowed during a camping trip. Now, I would say that is a real good friend to not only help look, but to find the spacer. We were blood sisters and loved each other even though we were thousands of miles apart.. I could always rely on her to remind me of the days gone by when I would forget something. We didn't speak that often, but when we did it was just like yesterday we spoke .
I was told she was riddled with cancer that she had probably refused to deal with. She is now singing in heaven and using her musical talents there. I will miss her forever.
She is survived by her son, Daniel and grandsons ;Ethan and Logan Sheets., Brothers Thom and Scott and sister Sandra Germaine.
Stephen T Bolton
TRACY SHEETS OBITUARY
(nee Wunderlich), age 73, of Bedford passed away Monday, December 14, 2020. She is preceded in death by her parents, Ralph and Ruth (nee Williams) Wunderlich. Tracy is survived by her son, Daniel Sheets; two grandsons, Ethan and Logan Sheets; two brothers, Thomas and Scott Wunderlich and a sister, Sandra Germaine. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Arrangements by Johnson-Romito Funeral Home, Bedford, Ohio. www.johnsonromito.com