Tracy L. Brown

Tracy Louis Brown, 51 was born on August 2nd, 1971, in Passaic, NJ. He was born to the late Americus (Snike/ Mr.B) Brown and Beatrice (Mrs. B) Jennings-Brown.
Tracy resided in Passaic all of his life. He attended the Passaic Public School system.
Tracy was employed at B & B trucking company for 15 years. He also worked several years at ADR.
Tracy loved his children and grandchildren dearly. He also loved spending time with his fiancé, his siblings, other family members and friends. He will be remembered as a great cook. He loved cooking and displaying his dishes on Facebook and using his infamous phrase " Just Playing".
He also loved challenging others to cookoffs because he knew that he was the best cook! Tracy loved joking around and was the comedian of the family, consistently spreading laughter at all of the family events. His infectious smile and kind spirit filled any room that he entered. He was also a dedicated diehard Dallas Cowboys, and Duke Blue Devils fan.
He loved watching the games with his nephews Fatno and Swa. He loved taking pictures, NEVER forgetting to show off his tattoo on his forearm bearing his beloved son Boochie's name always making sure to keep his memory alive!
Tracy was preceded in death by his beloved son; Kashif (Boochie) Harris, his beloved parents; Americus and Beatrice Jennings- Brown, two sisters; Debra Brown and Simone Riddick, one brother; Jeffery Brown, and his beloved granddaughter; Layla Harris Leverette.
On Friday, April 28th, 2023, Tracy entered eternal rest at Newark Beth Israel Hospital.
Tracy L. Brown leaves to cherish many fond memories two children his daughter; Shataya Leverette (Javon) and his son; Shamil Americus Brown both of Pennsylvania, his beloved fiancé; LaKena Williams, five brothers; Marcus Brown Sr. of Paterson, NJ, Earl ( Boo) Brown and Jason Riddick of Passaic NJ, Tyrone (Gary) Brown (Tonya) of Clifton, NJ and Brian Riddick of North Carolina, one sister; Bridget Brown of Pennsylvania, two aunts; Elizabeth Davis of Cochran, GA and Georgia Mae Hughes of Valdosta, GA, one uncle; Wilbert Brown of Cochran. GA, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.