Tracy Len Redden

Birth date: Jul 19, 1961 Death date: Jul 1, 2024

On July 1st, 2024, Tracy Len Redden joined her parents and sister Shelley in God’s arms after a valiant battle with cancer. She was just days shy of her 63rd birthday. Tracy was born July 19th, 1961 in Dayton, Ohio to Shelton and Read Obituary

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Debbie Martin

60w ago

in honor of Tracy.

Transforming Christian Life’s Ministry has been praying for Tracy and her recovery, her strength and her family along her journey. We Thank God for the memories she left behind and for all the people she touched.

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Debbie M.

60w ago

Planted a grove of 3 Memorial Trees in honor of Tracy.

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Cheryl R Smith

61w ago

I remember the first date Tracy started working at the National Guard Bureau many years ago. It was that lovely smile she always had and our many conversations we had about the love we shared for our family. Tracy may be gone, but she left us something special here on earth, and that is the beautiful memories we created with each other. Her memories will never fade away from my heart. Rest in peace Tracy! Cheryl R. Smith

Christi Thompson

61w ago

Sent an Arrive in Style to the Redden family.

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Laurese N Armstrong

61w ago

in honor of Tracy.

Laurese Armstrong

I have known Tracy over 30+ years. She was the best sister a friend could have,during our sisterhood we often stay on the phone for hours. We laughed together, cried together, and was there for one another. She reignited my love for knitting and helped me with several project before she left. I am glad she is no longer in pain. I will miss talking late at night before bed with her. I have the memories of our conversations and wwts, what would Tracy say. Lol It is very hard missing a sister who was an awesome friend and a huge part of your life when you have had so many things in common. Rest in Heaven sis, I will see you later when I am called home.