Traci was a beautiful person!! her memory will always be with us. 🌹
 I remember her well in High school! (OHS) she will always be remembered, and celebrated for who she was. 
Sending my warmest condolences to all the family and Gods comfort to all. 

I was very blessed to have Traci as an aunt. She was loving, kind, welcoming, and real. I am glad I got to see her in late summer last year for a quick dinner. She was a very loving soul and I will miss her greatly.

I’ve known Traci since Elementary school, but became very close within the last two years. She became my bonus mom while she called me her bonus daughter. I always enjoyed spending time with her whether that was while I was doing her hair or while playing card games on the weekends. Traci was always willing to help when she could. She  came to visit me weekly after having baby Lee. I knew they had a special bond. Traci would say it was because they didn’t have any hair…which would make us all laugh. My little guy gave Traci his first social smiles, and that’s when I knew that she was one of his favorite people. I’m so thankful for all the giggles they shared, and the time they had together. She will forever be remembered in our family.  

Thoughts and prayers to  all Traci’s family, friends and loved ones. My high school and college friend  was always a joy to be around.   One of my favorite memories was when we went to watch a movie at the student center at UGA our freshman year. I made her go see a horror movie and she watched the whole show with her hands over her eyes!  She was always a good sport and fun to hang out with.

This world lost a beautiful person but heaven has gained a great soul.


God bless you Traci.. 

Even though we were in high school together, I didn't get to know Traci until circumstances led us to our rooming together for one quarter our freshman year of college.  She was indeed one of the kindest, funniest and happiest people ever.  Sadly, we did not stay in touch,  but my life was enriched by her.  So sad.


When we moved into our home in 2018, Traci's was the first smile we met, her hello the first greeting we received.  So often you'd see Traci out and about with her lovable Lily, chatting and laughing with everyone she came across.  Throughout her battle Traci was incredibly strong and thankful for the smallest gestures of kindness, somehow making you feel better in the process instead of the way it should have been, the other way around.  After her treatments it was so good to see her and Lily walking in the neighborhood again.  It is sadly quiet now without her.  We didn't know Traci long or well, but she touched our hearts and left an imprint we'll carry forever.  May Traci rest in peace and may those left behind find strength from the love she has given them and the memories they carry.  

My sincere condolences to Traci's family. Traci was a dear neighborhood friend who was my first text or calls when I had a question about anything related to our home. She was so intelligent and trustworthy; I appreciated her insights. Traci was also one of the most inclusive people I know; it was just second nature for her to welcome another to join in, and then she would go the extra mile to make sure they had what they needed (i.e., a chair, a drink, etc.). She was a remarkable role model to so many of us on how to love others with the love we freely received from God. I never tired of hearing Traci's stories as she was so interesting to listen to. I will miss her and pray for God's peace and comfort for her dear children and all of her special friends. 

Jodi Snow (neighbor and friend)

Traci will certainly be missed at Gardens of Harmony North!  She would walk her dog Lily everyday, and it brought us cheer just to see her or have a chance to talk.  Traci held our neighborhood cookie exchange,  She would have games to play and it was fun and festive.  

Traci was also a member of St. Michael the Archangel Church and I remember she sponsored a friend to become Catholic.  

We  will remember Traci as dynamic and giving.

I met Traci through substitute teaching and instantly bonded with her. I often share a funny story about when I asked Traci to stop by my house to pick up a breakfast item I had left behind. Of course it was for one of the many teacher appreciation breakfasts Traci organized for WHS. I warned her about my dog, as he could be very protective when strangers entered. Once Traci was out "safely," I asked her how my dog responded, and she said, "What dog?" I guess he never got out of bed! So much for protection; even my dog knew what a sweet soul was entering his home 🤗 my heart aches for Morgan, Luke & Ethan,  but I know they were raised by the best and will soar like their mom did!

Traci was a fun sister in law and and a good friend. I love and miss her so much. Here’s a picture of us at the Keith Urban concert in 2016. Just one of the good memories.  ❤️

Traci was an amazing person. Full of love and smiles. Although my heart aches for her family in this time of need, I hope they can find comfort in the memories. Traci will be missed. I’m thinking of her family, and her precious dog lily. My sincere condolences . Love Erica and Gary Carmalt. (Neighbors) 

So grateful for our friendship and the wonderful memories we were able to make. You will be missed. Love you Traci ❤️ 

OBITUARY

Traci Dunaway Chamberlin

June 30, 1962 – August 4, 2022

Woodstock Funeral Home

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