Tracey Michelle Farmer

Tracey was born on April 7th, 1967, at Misawa Air Force Base, Misawa Japan. A year after her birth, the region was severely damaged in the Tokachi earthquake of 1968. Perhaps a prelude of things to come. Tracey returned to the United States with her mother, following the earthquake in Japan, settling in San Angelo, Texas, home to her mother and family. As Tracey grew, she experienced the all to familiar tragedy of the introduction of siblings into her secluded life, a brother, followed by a sister, then a step-brother and step-sister...then a cow named "Hotshot". After failing to sell or trade her siblings to the lowest bidder, or convince them they were all adopted, Tracey decided to just endure their existence, maybe they could serve a purpose later in life. In 1977, Tracey and her family moved to the north side of San Angelo, a new development on the Lake View side of town called "Garnet Acres". Tracey's father would tragically pass away at the age of 32, only eight months after moving into their family home. Tracey attended Goliad Elementary, Lincoln Junior High and Lake View High School where she graduated in 1985. Tracey was a spirited child and teenager. During the 1970's, she loved spending time watching movies with her siblings and father, who was a projectionist at the Angelo Twin Drive-In movie theater in the 1970's. She enjoyed all of the things life offered during this period, riding bicycles in her quiet, safe neighborhood with her friends until the street lights came on, roller skating when wheels were on all four sides of the skates at Eight Wheels, going to Shakey's and ShowBiz Pizza, dreaming of marriage to Andy Gibb or Leif Garret, hanging out with her friends and family, chasing boys, simply living for the moment, a trait that would define the rest of her life and be the envy of the rest of us. After graduation, Tracey experienced everything San Angelo had to offer. She married and became quite an entrepreneur. Quick-witted, funny, attractive and shrewd with finances, Tracey co-owned and managed, one of San Angelo's most successful sports bars during the 1990's. Tracey loved to travel and loved to visit Las Vegas. After several business ventures, Tracey settled down and became a social media stand-up comedian. Tracey used her quick wit and bawdy sense of humor to keep thousands of her friends entertained. Many people, all over the country, started and ended their day with one of Tracey's many observations and musings, leaving a smile on their face. Tracey loved life, loved living it to the fullest and encouraged each of us who knew her to do the same. Tracey taught us all to stop taking ourselves so seriously, love more and laugh often.

Tracey is survived by her mother, Peggy Farmer of San Angelo, brother Michael and wife Rachelle Farmer of San Angelo, sister Shelbye Farmer and husband Ricky Winans of Washington State, brother Raymond Sherwood of Pennsylvania, sister Shannon Sherwood Matejka of Hitchcock, Texas, Patricia "Aunt Pat" Snow of San Angelo, cousins Valerie, Billy, Andy and Matthew Snow. Extended family Joe and Martha Lopez, Martin Lopez, Monica Lopez. Parents Bruce and Beverly Thomas, sisters Lisa, Dana, Jillian and Megan of Calgary, Canada. Tracey also leaves behind four nieces, seven nephews and one great nephew. Tracey was preceded in death by her father Archie Edwin Farmer Jr.

The family wishes to thank all of those who cared for her during her final days on this Earth, particularly two of the most important people in her life, Salvador Deanda and Peggy Smith, both of San Angelo and her fur babies, Ellie May, Jethro Bodine and Sam. In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that donations be made to the San Angelo Animal Shelter in Tracey's name.