Tracy Loren Smith DDS

I am shocked to read of Tracy's passing. I worked for him in Overland Park and he was such a kind person with a huge heart. Condolences to his family.

Our office would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Dr. Smith's family, staff & friends. I know he will truly be missed by all.

Tracy was a dear friend and will be remembered fondly by many friends and former patients in the Kansas City area. He was quirky, intelligent, funny, and honest. He wore Elvis sunglasses and Australian Bush hats on the weekends. He listened to Van Morrison, Concrete Blond, Sunvolt, and Keith Richards solo. He had the Big Wrench and the Big Book. He appreciated the 3-Legged Beagle, the Stones with Taylor, Wednesday night tennis, Angle Ball at Kelly's, and skiing Keystone. He will be greatly missed. My condolences to Helen, Kelly, Nancy, and Kristy.

All members of the UMKC dental community mourn the passing of Dr. Tracy Loren Smith, a member of the DDS Class of 1994. On behalf of our faculty, students, staff and alumni, we wish to convey our heartfelt sympathies to Dr. Smith's family.

As Tracy's little sister it is such a blessing to read so many thoughtful condolences for him. Thank you, it's greatly appreciated.
Nancy Bodkin ( Mukilteo, Wa.)

Dr. Smith was one of the best and kindest dentist I ever encounter in all my years. I was shocked to read that he had passed on. Condolences to his family and the staff at Blue Hill Penisula Dental. He will be greatly missed.

Tracy was a kind. considerate man. He was a great dentist as he could interact with many different people. He was my dentist and I never felt that a dentist visit was a bad thing. Please accept that many people whose dentist he was will miss him terrible. My condolences.

I'll miss Dr. Smith very much -- he was a great dentist and always a pleasure to deal with.

I worked for Tracy for many years. He was a good dentist and a kind man. Always willing to listen . Loved his stories and his dry sense of humor. Gone much to soon. RIP my friend.

I met Tracy through Steve and considered him a friend. My wife and I have many great memories of T. I was lucky enough to be on one of those National Champion Toboggan teams with T., Steve and Bob. What a great time, lots of fun. We will also have nothing but kind thoughts when we think of T. Our deepest sympathies to the family.
Jim & Sue Stout

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

I had the pleasure of working for Tracy for several years. I have many great memories and stories I will always look back on. He had a great way of telling stories and always made me laugh. His dedication and fairness toward us and his patients will not be forgotten. He is missed by many.

Rest easy T Smith...rest easy