I met Tracey when we were in Junior High School (yeah, they called it that back then) Ha! 

 We went to school together and hung out a lot until my family moved out of town in the middle of our Junior year in High School. Tracey moved with her family to Minnesota shortly after that. We visited each other a handful of times after the relocations and even stood up for each other at our weddings. 

We didn't really hang out much after we got married and started raising our families - we were just two busy working moms trying to do the best that we could do. We did get to see each other and chat on the phone from time to time, but not very often. 

I'm just going to leave it here that Tracey was one of the best long-distance friends a girl could ever had. Even though we didn't see each other or talk too much during our "raising families" years, whenever we did, we could always pick right up where we left off. 

I'm definitely going to miss her.  :(  But, I consider myself very blessed to have been a part of her life for so many years. She was such a beautiful person both inside and out! 

Love you, Tracey!

Tracey was my warrior sister.   She was always there for me when I needed her.  I miss her and think of her often.  Now I have a beautiful angel who looks over me.

Fly free my beautiful angel!

One of the truly kindest people I have ever met, and I’m so glad to have known . Love you Tracey. Rest in Peace Beautiful Soul. ❤️

It is with great sadness that I read of Tracy's passing.  We worked together in Olathe with Optimist, the Chamber & other areas of service.  I admired her and was proud to call her my friend.  May God accept my prayer for you and your family.

John, Dave and I want to thank you for making this opportunity to celebrate the beautiful life of your wife (and our friend and sister in Christ), Tracey.  We have missed you two since your move away from Olathe but have enjoyed staying connected through social media.  God gave you a special gift in your wife, Tracey, and she was blessed to have you as her husband.  We were blessed to spend time with the two of you over the years in Olathe.  We continue to pray for you as God leads you on this new path as you learn to live on without you special wife.  Because we share a love of Jesus with you, we are comforted in the knowledge that God will one day re-unite you (and all of us) at His glorious Throne.  Love, Dave and Shirly Kleiner