I knew TRACEY quite well and HEARTBROKEN to learn of this. During 7th-8th grades, I had a morning Milwaukee Sentinel paper route and delivered to the SCHULZ family on Dean Rd. As a Nicolet senior thru UW-Milwaukee, I worked with her (as well as Jed Dolnick, Dale Rhyan & Stuart Konner) at the old Bay Point Pharmacy (previously known as Brown Port Shopping Center). TRACEY was always a lot of fun to work with and ADORED by ALL. TRACEY was a BEAUTIFUL GAL (inside & out) and NEVER EVER anything close to what some would consider "self-important" or "snobbery". As you may know, TRACEY's professional passion was being a LEADER and sought-out CONSULTANT in the "pharmaceutical permanent placement business" - her niche specialty-BIOSTATISTICS. One can only imagine the countless folks whose careers she formulated. Tracey did this interview elaborating on a Statistics Career . . . https://www.smithhanleyconsulting.com/Newsletter/Documents/amstat3.pdf
And to think that TRACEY'S passions started working at Bay Point Pharmacy and good ole Brown Port! May Tracey's memory be a blessing for eternity - and heartfelt feelings to you that were blessed to have Tracey in your lives.
Tracey was a lot of fun to be around. Always smiling, always positive, we shared quite a few laughs togetther over the years. I met her junior year in Mr. Hochtritts math class, and we always laughed when Les Hochtritt would always ask "is there a trace of Schultz in class today?"
Tracey and I also went to school at UW, always the same funny girl I knew in high school. Last I talked to her was at the 50th reunion and we reminisced about Nicolet and UW. I am shocked and saddened, what a loss for us all.
Jed Dolnick
Here is a video of Tracey's memorial service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnOeTB-I3sg
I first met Tracey when we worked at the old Bay Point Pharmacy. She was kind, always friendly, and just a pleasure to know and work with.
Bill Edwards
https://www.smithhanleyconsulting.com/Newsletter/Documents/amstat3.pdf
https://www.facebook.com/christchurchnyc.org/posts/last-night-tracey-gmoser-was-honored-by-the-methodist-home-for-nursing-and-rehab/774377705941792/
Mark Lieberthal
Tracey was a lot of fun to be around. Always smiling, always positive, we shared quite a few laughs togetther over the years. I met her junior year in Mr. Hochtritts math class, and we always laughed when Les Hochtritt would always ask "is there a trace of Schultz in class today?"
Tracey and I also went to school at UW, always the same funny girl I knew in high school. Last I talked to her was at the 50th reunion and we reminisced about Nicolet and UW. I am shocked and saddened, what a loss for us all.