Tracy J. Cawlfield

Greece, NY: at age 53 surrounded by family, Tracy Jeanne Cawlfield passed away peacefully on May 7th 2024 at Unity Hospital. Tracy was born May 25th 1970 at Ramey Air Force Base, Puerto Rico to Herbert Mathew Maunder and Roberta Ann Graham. She is survived by husband Robert W. Cawlfield. Children: Carlos Sierras, Christina Sierras, Chelsea Cawlfield (stillborn), Colin Cawlfield, and "Cameron" Calleigh Cawlfield. Grandchildren: Elena Sierras, Ricky Sierras, and Jeremiah Brown. Siblings: Evette Durham (husband; Chris Durham), Steven Foster (wife; Vivian), Wesley Foster (wife; Tammy), Tamera Ribbeck (husband; Thomas), Robert Foster, Sarah Rhoads. Close friends: Danielle Wilson, Della Wade, Lisa James, Michael Toms (Vanleuven).
Tracy Cawfield, a beautiful soul cherished by all who knew her. From her earliest days, Tracy radiated warmth, love, and a boundless spirit that touched the lives of everyone she encountered. She grew up and was raised in Vallejo, California.
Tracy found immense pleasure in spending time with her beloved family, especially her cherished grandchildren, whose laughter filled her heart with pure delight. Alongside her loving husband, Rob, Tracy reveled in simple pleasures like watching movies, going on dates, and sharing moments of laughter and love.
A vibrant woman, Tracy embraced life by pursuing her passions with unwavering dedication. From her early days at Cleo Gordon Grade School to her tenure at Fairfield High School, Tracy demonstrated natural leadership. Her journey continued with a certificate from Bryant & Stratton College for Medical Coding, where she excelled in her field with a keen eye for detail and a passion for helping others.
Throughout her professional career, Tracy's compassion and dedication shone brightly. From her days as a Certified Nursing Assistant at Parkridge Nursing Home to her role as a Medical Coder at Rochester General Hospital and Workfit Medical, Tracy touched countless lives.
Beyond her professional pursuits, Tracy found joy in her hobbies, from shopping and reading to collecting Wonder Woman memorabilia and Jim Shore figurines. Tracy was surrounded by her siblings, each holding a special place in her heart.
Tracy's life was enriched by her deep connections with her furry companions, Rosie, Hershey, and Scrappy, who brought companionship into her life.
In matters of the heart, Tracy's journey led her to Ricardo Sierras (married in 1990), with whom she shared a son, Carlos Antonio Sierras. Later, she moved to Rochester to connect with her biological father Herbert "Skip" Mauder. This is where she met her beloved husband, Robert (married 2001), with whom she shared a passionate love. Together, they welcomed four more children and embraced the joys of parenthood with open arms.
Tracy's infectious laughter and favorite sayings, "True that", "It is what is", "Don't touch that, or you might pull back a nub", and "I brought you into this world I will take you out," echoed in the hearts of those who knew her best. Her love for music, particularly the Dixie Chicks and Janet Jackson, and her passion for TV shows and movies like "Call the Midwife ", "Sex and the City", "Grey's Anatomy", and anything Wonder Woman, illuminated her vibrant personality.
Above all, Tracy's legacy is her children and grandchildren, whose lives she enriched with boundless love and unwavering devotion. Tracy's memory will forever be cherished by her family and friends, her spirit living on in the laughter, love, and cherished memories she leaves behind.
Tracy's funeral service will be celebrated, Wednesday, May 15, 2024 from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the funeral home. Her visitation will follow the services at the funeral home on Wednesday, May 15, 2024, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.