Birth date: Mar 24, 1961 Death date: Aug 13, 2019
Tracey Keith Matthews, 58, of Tool, TX passed away on August 13, 2019 in Plano, TX. He was born on March 24, 1961 to William Andrew Matthews and Lourinda Marvourene Matthews in Dallas, TX.Tracey was an Amazing Artist, Carpenter, S Read Obituary
My dearest brother, I miss you more today than I did yesterday....and that was alot. Love Martha
The Brewer family loves you so much and we will always love you until we meet again!
Neil, Kathy, Big Rick, Rick Jr.
My love, my heart is broken and will never mend completely. I hope and pray you have some small inkling now of the impression and impact you left on this worldly place. Your love was full and complete for everyone and everything, especially me. Rest easy now and soar. I will miss and love you always.
Dear Heaven: Run and tell the Angels that everything’s all right. Tracy is here!
I’m so sorry for your loss. I have had clients touch my life in many different ways but I have never had a client who touched my heart in the way Tracy did. I will miss his infectious smile and optimistic look on the world. The world is a sadder place without him in it. He will be missed.
Friend to many,inspiration to all.
A helluva man. Rest now. God Bless.
Friend to many,inspiration to all. A helluva man. Rest now. God Bless.
I will miss you and miss our encouraging chats but I am so grateful to God for showing me through you what it is to be a vibrant embodiment of all the fruits of the spirit, pure love for God, all of his creation and his people, especially Tracy. I am sorry I could not thank you for that, and also thank you for proving that pure love does exist and chivalry is not dead and to observe the world with endless wonder and optimism. That is how I will remember you and honor you. I will also champion your cause for butterflies and flowers with many others in your name. Until we meet again sweet friend. Much love to All.
What will we ever do without you? Keep remembering you, I suppose. So much love going out to your people.
Tracy, I will miss you dearly. So glad our lives crossed again. Thank you for all the memories and long talks. Love Teri Gilley and the Rex-Ter lolol
