I had the privilege of being Tracy's counterpart from Edmonton while she was working for Transport Canada.  Although I had only met her one time, I found her to be a beautiful and kind woman.  I have thought of her from time to time since leaving Transport, and I am very saddened to hear of her passing.  My thoughts and prayers to her husband and family.

My dearest Tracy, may your journey bring you peace and comfort in knowing your family will be here to support each other through this very difficult and sad time. Thank you for your friendship, years of laughter and most importantly always making me feel part of your family. 

Our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone that was blessed to have known you Dear Tracy. You will be greatly missed. 

Our deepest condolences,

Shawn Cairns & Joe Heide

Dear Bruce and the Claydon Family:
So very sorry to hear of Tracy's passing.  She was a dear sweet person who will be forever missed.  Tracy liked to talk...and I liked to listen so we were good buddies. She'd talk and talk, then pause and say, "Am I talking too much?", then giggle and keep talking, all the while smiling.  She was almost always smiling.  Generous too, whenever someone at work was having a birthday, she would bring in a cake or cookies or something. She has been training to be an angel for years and now she'll have her chance.  Godspeed Tracy!

Tracy was always a bright ray of Sunshine whenever we were around her. Our condolences to Husband Bruce, Diane and Bill, Kerry and Curtis Claydon.

Dear Bruce and Family,
We were deeply saddened by the news of Tracy's passing and extend our heartfelt condolences to you and your family.  I first met Tracy in grade 7 at Morse Place Jr. High and soon became friends.  She was incredibly funny, charismatic and well liked by everyone.  I recall how close she was to her family and how loyal she was to her friends, I always admired that.   Our thoughts are with you and I know her spirit will live on through many fond memories. Rest in Peace Tracy

The world is a little less bright today after hearing about Tracy's passing. I first met Tracy in junior high and was fortunate to call her a friend when we found ourselves at the same high school. She was always kind, thoughtful and funny – forever able to make a person laugh and put people at ease. In every memory I have of Tracy – there is a smile on her face. I'm so sorry for your heartbreaking loss.

Tracy always warmed my heart.  Sometimes we would bump into each other at different places after years of not seeing each other for years. It always felt to me like time had never lapsed.  She was such a bubbly, warm, super cheerful,delightful lady. She was always such a positive person and I will always keep her in my thoughts as a lesson for me. My thoughts and prayers for the family.  Deepest sympathy marcia & bernie rogocki

Tracy was a beautiful person inside and out. Her high spirits and personality would always leave you with a smile. We shared many great times at Star Lake from the elastic gun shoot offs to the stories we told till early morning. She will be deeply missed but never forgotten.

There are so many things I remember about Tracy. She somehow managed to convince me to join her in both Junior High and High School marching band. Tracy played the clarinet so I played the clarinet. Tracy told me it would be fun and it was- because she was there with me. Tracy was always laughing and smiling and she made you feel like the centre of the universe. I wish Tracy's family love and strength in this time of great sadness.

my earliest memory of Tracy was when she came with her family to visit us in Mississauga.  She was very young, perhaps 6 years old.  I spent what seems the bulk of her visit defending my dog from her hugs.  She would pick up our (my) yorkshire terrier and squeeze like he was a stuffed animal.  although later i saw this as adorable and endearing, at the time i spent a lot of time frowning at her.  my two young sons are approaching that same age, and i'm often reminded of Tracy when i see them showing "affection" for things.

OBITUARY

Tracy Leigh Huynen

15 August, 1975 – 28 December, 2013

Green Acres Funeral Home and Cemetery

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