TRACY LYNN BEAM

Our beloved mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, and dear friend, Tracy Lynn Beam passed away suddenly surrounded by angels on Friday, January 30th, 2026, in the Telford, Tennessee area at the age of 53. She was born on September 21, 1972, to Vicky Lynn Davis and Calvin Hebert Beam, both of whom survive in Bulls Gap, Tennessee in Winter Park, Florida. She was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents, Richard and Sarah Davis and paternal grandparents, Hap and Laura Beam. She was a woman of intense spirit and deep feeling. To those who knew her best, she was a soul who felt the world more loudly than most. She carried a heart that was capable of immense love, laughter, and creativity. In her lightest moments she was a warmth in the room, a lover of decorating, and a mother who wanted deeply to give the world to her children. Her life was not without its storms. She fought a long and courageous battle against the shadows only she could see. For years, she carried burdens that would have crushed a lesser spirit. She faced her struggles with a resilience that her family will always remember. We take comfort in knowing that the noise has finally stopped and her battle is over. She has laid down the heavy luggage of this life and stepped into a quiet and gentle rest. Our mother is free now.

She is survived by the joys of her life, her beautiful children Bryson G. Combs of Mosheim, Tennessee; Drake (Matt) Combs of Jonesborough, Tennessee; Allure (Colby Smartt) Scott of Morristown, Tennessee; and Corbin Scott of Morristown, Tennessee. Her beautiful grandchildren, Asher Combs; and Ivy and River Smartt. She also survived by her brother Shane (Heather) Beam of Rogersville, Tennessee and niece Autymn Beam of Jacksonville, Florida. She spent the last four years with her love, Jeff Davis, and their miniature schnauzer, Baby.

Family will have a private ceremony surrounded by those whom loved her dearly.

Online condolences may be made to www.broomefuneralhome.com

The staff of Broome Funeral Home is honored to serve the Beam family.