Chicago, Illinois
Tracey Bozovich, nee Thompson, passed away July 18, 2004 at home, beloved widow of Michael; loving mother of Mark and Samantha; dear daughter of Beverly and Woodruff Thompson; loving sister of Eric and Winfield (Tracy); devoted niece of William (Dora) Dooley, Robert (Lorna) Thompson and...
Read MoreAlthough I didn't know Tracey well (while I was at Sullivan HS from '74-'78)... she always seemed to be a sweet, kind and caring girl, I have no doubt that she became a wonderful woman, mother and wife.
My God's unwavering love bring your family strength and support during this difficult time.
My thoughts and prayers are with with you.
Michael Harkins
July 26, 2004 | Tucson, AZ
Dearest Friend:
Thank you for sharing the best time of my life with me.
I miss you
Thank you for all the laughs
Thank you for always being there for me
God must need you for something now - I'll see you in Heaven some day.
Love, your pal
Mar
Mary Andros
July 23, 2004 | Chicago
Our thoughts & prayers are with the Thompson Family at this very difficult time
The Templin Family
Karen May-Templin
July 23, 2004 | Chgo, IL
My condolences to the Thompson family and all who knew Tracey. I was always fond of her. You're all in my thoughts.
Chris Barrowman
July 22, 2004 | AZ
May the angels in heaven keep their loving arms around you and God bring comfort to your family. God bless you.
Marilyn Russell
July 22, 2004 | Glenview, IL
My deepest sympathy to the Thompson family in Tracey's passing. I will always remember her walking around Sullivan wearing my football jacket, it always made me proud. I will miss her.
Dominic Olson
July 22, 2004 | Park Ridge
God grant us the serenity
To accept the things we cannont change
Courage to change the things we can
And the wisdom to know the difference
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
The Tracy Family
Tim Tracy
July 22, 2004 | Offutt AFB, NE
It seems like yesterday, when we were in St. Jerome's and Sullivan.
I remember sleeping at your house on Morse & working for Marshall Cordell. God Bless You Tracey, May you rest in peace.
Karen May-Templin
Karen May-Templin
July 22, 2004 | Chicago, IL
