Sharon Marie Tracy

I worked as a volunteer for Global events group from 1990-2006. Sharon was the first person I met there and she was very gracious.I admired her professionalism. One of the last IMSA race weekends Sharon was fretting all weekend because a bird had built a next in the top of the media center tent. Sharon spent most of the time trying to some wildlife organization to rescue the birds.

Sharon and I went to Washington High School and graduated together in 1956. Since that time we have remained friends,and worked together on each of our high school reunions.
Without Sharon's tireless efforts, dedication, and enthusiasm our reunions may never have materialized, or certainly wouldn't have been as fun and successful as they were because of her energy and involvement. It is hardest to lose your oldest and dearest friends. She will be missed by many.

Bill Scharwatt

Over the 64 years of our close friendship, Sharon was always the person I admired most. Her grace, patience and openmindedness were a shining example to everyone who knew her. We weathered many changes in our lives, and she always handled things with Great equanimity.! Losing Sharon has been one of the most painful losses I have experienced. Most nights I talk to her before I go to sleep. I know she is in a better place now. Looking forward to meeting you again, Sharon.