Remembering my cousin, Tracey, with love ❤️ 

So sad to hear of Tracey’s passing. She was two years behind me at Mac High. Her mother was my grade 3 teacher at Dorset, what a wonderful person, and Tracy’s father Graeme was an inspiration to us grade 5 students with his Canadian arctic films. I delivered the Montreal Star newspaper to their door for many years. Wonderful family, miss them all dearly.

Tom and family, I am so sorry to hear of Tracey’s passing.  All of my wonderful memories of childhood include the Teasdales.  She was another sister to me and an incredible person. Our deepest condolences.

My sincere condolences to Tom and family. 

Tracey was my best friend as soon as we met in Baie d'Urfe.  We had so much fun together always laughing! Hanging at the pool and swimming lessons together, playing tennis, skating, climbing the big willow tree, sleepovers, trying to win tickets to see Peter Frampton, going to the cottage in Lake Placid, my bridesmaid, so many memories!  I will miss Tracey she was a wonderful person. 

Tom can you get in touch with me and Nancy we would love to hear from you. Lauriemishere@gmail.com or 613-306-0056.

I remember Tracey from MAC high and from playing soccer with her in the Baie d'Urfe soccer club.  I left Quebec in 1979, and lost some of my connections, as is the way.  I remember listening to The Doobie Brothers with Tracey and her idolization of Bobby Clarke or Bobby Hull, along with Mr. Teasdale's fondness for kids.  It's funny the little things I remember of Tracey.  My prayers go out to her family.

I was deeply saddened to hear of Tracey's passing.  I remember her as a woman of vibrancy and optimism.  Quick to smile and laugh.
My sincere condolences to Tom and Janet

To Tracey, I will always have happy memories of us playing Ping Pong in the basement and sliding down the laundry shoot.:). I will never forget all the good times.:)

Love always Ryan xoxoxoxo

I will always remember Tracey as a lover of flowers and gardening.

On a visit to Vancouver, Roger and I had lunch with Tracey and Betty, Linda and Gord at Van Dusen Botanical Gardens.  After lunch, they took us on a tour of the gardens and it became obvious that this was their element.  They both loved flowers and could identify every plant and tree. 

Tracey helped many people plan their gardens and arranged flowers for family parties and other social occasions.

We will truly miss Tracey.
May she rest in Peace.

Pat and Meghan


My sympathy goes to family and friends.  Tracey had a kind heart. She loved nature and animals.  
I also had a funny connection with Tracey because she knew my friend, Todd - who stayed at my place while he was finishing his masters in fisheries at U.B.C.  Fisheries and Forestry were in the same building so Todd would see Tracey when he was at school.  
I am glad Tracey is finally at peace.  I cannot think of a worse time to have cancer than during this pandemic.
In lieu of flowers, I will make a contribution to the Cancer Society in Tracey's name.

Dear Tracey ,

We will dearly miss your  loving kindness, your great smile, your infectious laughter and your friendship .
Rest In Peace now.
Love 
Aunt Linda and Uncle Gordie


Tracey was the greatest laugher I have ever known. Her laugh was a reflection of who she was as a person. 

She was generous in her laughter, making you feel a part of the joy she was experiencing. 

She was kind in her laughter, making you feel that you were adding to that joy, even though many times what you were saying, especially in my case, let's face it, wasn't really all that funny. It was to Tracey, and that kindness made you feel great. 

She was present in her laughter, she was in the moment with you and drew you entirely into that moment with her.  

She was raucous in her laughter, making all those moments fantastically fun and memorable. 

She was a great laugher and person.

I loved my cousin Tracey and will miss her tremendously. 

Dear Tracey,
I remember when we were kids and you’d come and visit. We’d put up Horse Posters in my room and listen to Elton John.
Uncle Roger took a beautiful Photo of the two of us together petting Benjamin, one of the Horses at Riding School.
That Picture has been on my living room wall for years. 
Every time I look at it I have those memories of us and also of Roger.

Rest Easy, you are with Aunt Betty and Uncle Graeme.

Love, Ngaire

In loving memory of my cousin, Tracey.  My memories of her date back to early childhood, with reciprocal visits from the Teasdale family to our home in Dorval, PQ or from us to their home in Baie D’Urfe or, on occasion, to our country place down at Chateaugay Lake, NY.  Tracey always had a big/wonderful smile, with eyes that smiled, too. 

Back in the early 2000s, a number of family members, including Tracey and me, our Moms (Barbara & Betty), aunts (Pat and Linda), uncles (Roger and Gordon) and my younger brother, traveled to Palm Springs to spend a few glorious days at the Sinatra estate. It was magical.  It is tough to look at this photo and note those who have already left us, now including Tracey.  We had other trips together, including yachting on the Nova Spirit, but that Palm Springs visit will always stand out as the best.

To the Teasdale family, I extend my most genuine/sincere condolences.  I loved Tracey and shall miss her greatly.

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Tracey Lynn Teasdale

24 juin 1963 – 9 juin 2020

Mount Pleasant Universal Funeral Home

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