TRACEY A. TUCKER

I have been thinking a lot about you over the past few years, and more so recently as you can see. I remember you as a beautiful girl, great athlete, and sweet person. You would pull my grey hairs out as you sat behind me is Science. Your freckled smile when I turned around made it all ok. Great times at Roxboro, hanging out on occasion at your house with other friends. Walt

Probably the nicest and most beautiful girl I met at Roxboro Jr. High. Beautiful inside and out. Tracey was in many of my classes. But what I remember most was her sitting behind me in science class, pulling my premature grey hairs every class.

I'd turn around and she'd just smile that freckled face smile. I never complained. Why would I? She paid attention to me. I thought I was extremely lucky. I remember her wearing those blue gym bloomers, and how pretty she was no...

Chris & Daniel,
It doesn't seem that long ago we were creating memories in the white house on S.Overlook. (Yeah, 50 years ago...) In fact, I was looking through old photos with pictures of our families. Even my diary showed that one day I wanted Tracey to be a bridesmaid at my wedding.

There are no good words of consolation that eases our pain of loss. Just know that one of your old family friends is sharing in your feelings and that I care, TRULY care.

With Love,
Jeri...

Those are not stars in the sky, but porch lights to greet Tracey home.
Scott and I are so sorry for your loss