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Tracey D. Fry was born August 8, 1976 to George Pigram and Mary Jean Fry. She transitioned from her earthly body to her heavenly home on Saturday, August 17, 2024 at St. Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Tracey was the life of the party. She was the loudest one in the room, but loved to entertain her company, whether it was cooking, dancing, or listening to blues, or slapping cards on the table with various card games. Tracey also loved to babysit her grandchildren. She confessed a hope in Christ at a young age at Morning Star M.B. Church under foster parents, John and Maria Carter.
Tracey was preceded in death by her father, George Pigram; 2 grandchildren, La’Ajah Fry & Jordan Fry.
Tracey leaves to cherish her memories her mother, Mary Jean Fry, father Willie Earl Hooper; 3 children, Latory Fry, Willie D. Fry, James Earl Fry; 5 sisters, Fonda Fry, Shirley Pigram, Lillie Thomas, Christy Powell, Tura Edwards; 5 brothers, James (Valerie) Fry, Willie (Phallon) Earl Hooper, Jr., Edmon Hooper, Edwin Hooper, George Williams; 2 great aunts, Priscilla Willis, Johnnie Lawrence; a host of other relatives and friends.
After her transition, some blessed individual received her kidney and some other blessed individual received her heart valves.
Tracey D. Fry was born August 8, 1976 to George Pigram and Mary Jean Fry. She transitioned from her earthly body to her heavenly home on Saturday, August 17, 2024 at St. Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Tracey was the life of the party. She was the loudest one in the room, but loved to entertain her company, whether it was cooking, dancing, or listening to blues, or slapping cards on the table with various card games. Tracey also loved to babysit her grandchildren. She confessed a hope in Christ at a young age at Morning Star M.B. Church under foster parents, John and Maria Carter.
Tracey was preceded in death by her father, George Pigram; 2 grandchildren, La’Ajah Fry & Jordan Fry.
Tracey leaves to cherish her memories her mother, Mary Jean Fry, father Willie Earl Hooper; 3 children, Latory Fry, Willie D. Fry, James Earl Fry; 5 sisters, Fonda Fry, Shirley Pigram, Lillie Thomas, Christy Powell, Tura Edwards; 5 brothers, James (Valerie) Fry, Willie (Phallon) Earl Hooper, Jr., Edmon Hooper, Edwin Hooper, George Williams; 2 great aunts, Priscilla Willis, Johnnie Lawrence; a host of other relatives and friends.
After her transition, some blessed individual received her kidney and some other blessed individual received her heart valves.
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