Tracy R Antorcha

Tracy R Antorcha, a beacon of love and intelligence, passed away peacefully on June 13, 2025, in Titusville, FL. Born on January 3, 1963, in Wellsboro, PA, Tracy's life was a testament to her friendly nature and her unwavering commitment to her family and community.
Tracy's journey through life was shared with her devoted husband of 23 years, Ray, who cherished every moment with her. Together, they raised a beautiful family, including their children Daniel Yeagle, Abby Yeagle, Ramiro Antorcha III, Evy Marie Perera, and Felix Carmona. Tracy's life was also blessed with the love and support of her brother, Robert Jungquist (Diane). While she was preceded in death by her daughter Sara Yeagle and brother Dennis Jungquist, the legacy of her loving spirit continues to live on through her family.
Professionally, Tracy took great pride in her role as a financial specialist with the Tax Collector's office, where her intelligence and dedication were evident in every task she undertook. Her commitment to service extended beyond her professional life as she was also a proud member of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary, where she contributed her time and talents to ensure the safety and security of her community. The following was written by Tracy as part of her promotion within the US Coast Guard Auxiliary. Who would've thought a girl who grew up in a small mountainous town in north central Pennsylvania known for the east coast version of the Grand Canyon, Wellsboro, be involved in boaters' safety. It wasn't until my husband took me to meet his family in Florida and I later experienced first-hand going to the beach and seeing so many kids and adults practicing reckless boating...My name is Tracy Antorcha, and I joined the Coast Guard Auxiliary in June of 2018. I began my journey as a Program Visitor and Vessel Examiner. I became involved in Public Affairs and am now a PA-3. I am a certified Instructor and a Marine Safety Administration and Mgmt. Specialist. I have earned my AUXOP status. I am currently the FSO-IS for my flotilla, and I really enjoy exploring the world of IS. I recently became involved in Finance and Member Training. I believe it's very important to explore areas in the Auxiliary that you may be interested in, and I believe it's wonderful how we can constantly be learning to improve our value to the Auxiliary and the Active Duty. I also believe that it's necessary to forward our knowledge to new members by mentoring them and instructing them.
Tracy's interests were as vibrant and varied as her personality. She had a passion for tap dancing and clogging, bringing joy and rhythm into the lives of those around her. An avid reader, she found solace and adventure within the pages of countless books. However, the highlight of Tracy's leisure time was the moments she spent being pampered by her husband, Ray, who always knew how to make her feel loved and cherished.
Those who knew Tracy will remember her as a loving wife, mother, sister, and friend. Her friendly demeanor made her a joy to be around, and her intelligence was a guiding light for many. Tracy's life was a beautiful tapestry woven with love, laughter, and kindness, and her memory will be treasured by all who had the privilege of knowing her.
As we bid farewell to Tracy R Antorcha, we celebrate the remarkable woman she was and the indelible impact she made on the lives of those she touched. Her spirit will forever dance in the hearts of her loved ones, and her legacy of love and friendship will continue to inspire us all. Tracy's life was a journey of love, laughter, and service, and she will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who were fortunate enough to cross paths with her.