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1957
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2020
TRACY PUGH Obituary
Beaver Falls
Tracy Wayne Pugh, 63, of Beaver Falls, Pa., passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, November 8, 2020, at Heritage Valley Medical Center Beaver, Pa.
Wayne was born on October 5, 1957, to the late Alexander and Lenora Hayden Pugh.
Wayne retired after 35 years from Armstrong World Industries in Beaver Falls, Pa. Wayne loved golfing and going to his grandson's football games. He also enjoyed reminiscing about the good all times with his family and friends. He will be truly missed by all who knew him.
Wayne is preceded in death by his parents; his sisters, June (Pugh) Waldron, Connie Pugh and, Tonette Pugh and brother, Larry Pugh.
Wayne is survived by his devoted wife of 42 years of marriage, Paulette Pugh; sons, Anthony Wayne Pugh and Robert Pugh; grandchildren, Sapphire Brown, Dusty Patrick, Tracy Pugh, and Shailah Pugh; great-grandchildren, Jerimiah Walls, Laya Liberty, and Drew Liberty; brothers, Alexander (Ola) Pugh Jr. and Marc (Roberta) Pugh; sister, Alexis (King) Paramore and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.
Due to the COVID pandemic, Wayne's final wishes were to have No funeral services, he wanted his family and friends to remember him as he was.
Services entrusted to WASHINGTON FUNERAL HOME & CREMATIONS 1411 6th Avenue, Beaver Falls, PA.
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Rick Philkups
November 18, 2020
Sorry to hear of Wayne's passing. We had a lot of good times at Armstrong
Keyva Solomon
November 15, 2020
Rest In Peace Uncle Wayne.
Mark Jackson
November 14, 2020
Great memories growing up with Wayne in Harmony Dwellings, school, drill team, and just hanging out. He was always a good true friend and he will be missed and remembered dearly.
Kevin Hogue
November 13, 2020
God bless "Wayne"
He was a teammate of mine in Little league - College Hill Bakery champions 1969 I enjoyed playing baseball with him long ago
He was our catcher
Kevin Hogue
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