My condolences I went to school  with Tracy she was a nice and friendly we meet in elementary and went to middle school as well. I cant believe her life was taken so soon. She was to young. My she R.I.P. GOD BLESS 🙌 🙏 YOUR FAMILY.  

Aunt Tracy was like another mother to me, scolding when needed and loving unconditionally no matter how much of a brat I can be. Without a doubt the most selfless person I’ve known, always giving her time and energy to others; friends, family, and strangers alike. Growing up she always got me pretty dresses for the holidays and doted on me as if I was her own, and later did the same for my daughter. As a child any time someone complimented me on how pretty I was, her and my Aunt Kimmy jokingly trained me to respond with “Thank you, I look just like my Aunt”. She was always there for me for anything; taxes, relationships, and navigating adulting when I didn’t know what to do. We could spend hours on the phone or back porch talking and she went above and beyond to be there for us. Marley and I would visit for dinner and watch movies, she always made sure to have the newest releases ready to go and a home cooked meal to fill our belly’s, despite having her own struggles. She became the family baker and made homemade cakes for every birthday, no matter what she had going on. There’s not enough I can say about how amazing she was and how much I miss her already. This is one of those cruel life moments when there is no understanding, just sadness, anger, and tears. I take solace in knowing she gave all the love she had until the end and will live on forever in the many hearts and minds that she touched with her generosity and wit.

John Michael, Kim, & Eugene,

Please accept my sincere condolences.  My heart breaks for the family. Tracy was someone I could count on for help.  She always enjoyed talking about her son, John Michael and niece, Catie.  And I will miss talking to her.  She was a wonderful neighbor & friend.  May god bless all of you during this difficult time.  Prayers & hugs.

My dear friend Tracy's family, your mom, sister, daughter was a true friend.  She was the one of the 1st to accept me when my dad got out of the military and we moved to San Antonio in my Junior year of high school.  It was so hard moving there because at this point all the friend groups had been friends for a long time and were not very accepting of new people, she welcomed me with open arms and I love her for that. She stood with me as a bridesmaid in my marriage in 1984.  She also later after I left the San Antonio area moved in across the street from my parents on Harrow Dr. mom and dad always talked about her and her son. I kept in touch all this time and I am so sad that she left this earth so soon. My deepest sympathy and prayers to you all in this time of sorrow! 

Love always,
Lisa Fritz Campbell
Wilmington, NC

I will truly miss my friend. So many good memories together. Country gold on Saturday nights. Playing BINGO together and just having so much fun. I can say she was a true friend. 
Sending all my love and prayers. 

Kathy Kasavage Goss


Me with Tracy, John Michael & Matthew at my Step Son TJ’s wedding!  I could always count on her to be there for me in good times and difficult times, She was always the life of the party and we took care of each other.  Tracy was like a Sister to me and she will be my guiding light wherever I go. This not goodbye but til we see each other again.  Love and miss you ❤️

OBITUARY

Tracy Ann Patillo

January 10, 1966 – May 17, 2023

Sunset Northwest Funeral Home

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