Birth date: Jan 31, 1976 Death date: Jun 3, 2021
Tracye Elain (Simien) Young, born January 31st, 1976 in Houston Texas. She passed away on 3 June 2021. Tracye was the eldest born of Luther Simien, Jr. & Cora Ann (Lenore) Simien. As a young child Tracye traveled widely and lived Read Obituary
Still thinking of you…….may you rest in paradise 💞
I will always remember what a great mother she was to my little cousins and all her children. She was such a hard working mother and I truly admired her determination. I love you and you will be missed dearly. Rest in internal peace.
I worked with Tracye many years ago at Foodlion. She was full of life and always had a beautiful smile. Thoughts a prayers to her children and family during this time.
I remember when Tracye and the family stayed with me and my family, she was very funny and had a good sense of humor. She would make fun of me and I accepted it knowing she meant know harm. I miss her talking junk to me and her laugher. I’m so glad I had a chance to two with her two weeks before her passing. I really got to know what she was and how she was feeling. We cried together and had some good laughs of the past. I know she’s in a better place without anymore suffering. I’m her for the kids as I always have been and I will always keep constant contact with the kids. Tracye, rest your soul for your kids are gonna be ok. Miss you already, your snoop dog as you would call me will forever be our hearts.🥰🙏🏾😔
Tracye was always full of life!! She loved to make others laugh. It was a gift to know her! My prayers are with her children n her family. RIP Tracye♥️
I remember always going over to the house to hangout with jes and Tracye ALWAYS made me feel at home. She was the most caring, compassionate, funny person. She acted like a second mom to me. She was unapologetically herself and always went out of her way to make sure her family, friends and everyone else was always good. She was and forever will be an angel & it will a blessing to have known her. ♥️🙏🏼 Praying for the family.
She always came into Goodwill with a smile on her face, no matter the pain or hurt she was feeling. I didn't know her well but I knew her well enough to know she was a fighter and a strong woman. The fight is over for you, Tracye. Rest well 🕊️️
Tracye, You were the strongest woman I have ever known, if there ever was a real "Wonder Woman" it was definitely you, you put up the fight but God thought it was time for you to rest now, You will be missed by many, You never meta Stanger, and I know I am comforted knowing You are watching over all of us, Fly High My Friend!
Tracye,
“My Beloved Neice”
So much to say but yet I’m muted,I’m grieving but yet I’m smiling so here I go as these words fall softly as tears that runs upon cotton.Did you know how impactful and reverence your life was to those that was granted the opportunity to come into contact with a Earthly Angel from the core of your celestial being that big bright smile that always light up a room/spirit/heart just from Your mere presence.It’s going to be hard and We definitely know that God choose the Best of Us,However; We /You live on because GREATNESS is not define by titles Mom/Daughter/Wife/Neice /Sister it’s engraved in the hearts and souls of those that’s left with Happiness and Joy to continue your Legacy. RIP Our Beloved Tracye Elain. Love Eternally; Uncle Mujahid / Alan and Lenore-Malik Family
