Traci Diane Wilford

Traci’s legacy is carried on by all of the family members that survive her and were so important in her life, including: Her mother, Anna Skinner-Carrillo (Charlie Reeves) as well as her father, Doug and Caroline Wilford. Traci is also survived by her three beloved children: Alyssa Henschell and husband Zach, Luke Joiner and Halle Roberts. Alyssa gave Traci three gorgeous grandchildren, Ryan, Cade and Avery, whom affectionately call her “GIGI”. Traci is also survived by her brother and his wife, Chad and Lisa Wilford, their children Grace and James, stepbrothers Josh Garrett and Jesse Garrett, grandmothers, Marjorie Wilford and Betty Carley, as well as countless family, friends and cousins, whose children also considered her to be “Auntie Traci”.

Traci was so fortunate to be with the love of her life, Mark Henschell, who was faithfully by her side throughout her journey.

An Arizona native, Traci spent much of her youth between Tucson and Phoenix. She attended elementary school in Tucson before moving to Tempe in 3rd grade, where she made many life-long friends before moving back to Tucson her junior year of high school. After high school, Traci was blessed with her daughter, Alyssa. Being a young mom, drove her incredible work ethic, and she excelled in everything she put her mind to.

In 2004, Traci obtained her real estate license when she was 26, and very pregnant with her second child, Luke, while also working full-time. This work ethic served her well in her professional career, as she became a real estate force to be reckoned with- she went on to become a respected leader in the Tucson Real Estate community. Traci provided inspiring leadership and mentorship as she grew her team at Keller Williams Southern Arizona. She was extremely excited and proud to be accepted into Gary Keller’s elite and private Mastermind Group in 2021 and was consistently recognized in Tucson MLS as a top 10 producer and a top listing agent.

Traci lived life to the fullest in her 47 years. She loved to travel in style and see the world with those she loved. She gave generously, loved deeply, and she will be missed tremendously. Her faith in God was center in her life. Traci’s spirit will live on in all of us. She fought the good fight, never gave up, always hoped, tried, and gave it all until the last breath.

“Well done, my good and faithful servant” Matthew 25:23