Barbara Jane Tacy |
| Posted 2023-05-24 by mhenderson |
| Published by Today's News Herald from May 20 to May 21, 2023 - Lake Havasu City, Arizona - Barbara Jane Tacy, who delighted in reading and quilting, passed away peacefully on Mother's Day, leaving behind a rich tapestry of love and cherished memories. Throughout her remarkable life, Barbara was a beacon of patience, beauty, and unity, bringing together community, family, and friends in the true spirit of quilting. Like the pieces of a quilt that may seem disjointed on their own, Barbara's impact on the lives of those around her created a beautiful and lasting picture that will endure far beyond her passing. Barbara's departure on this significant day is fitting, for she was the mother of her family, forever loved and celebrated on every Mother's Day. As we gather to toast her memory, her famous pineapple upside-down cake in hand, we will share knowing it will never be as good as hers. Surrounded by the voices and embraces of her adoring family, Barbara found peace in her final moments. She leaves behind her loving daughters, Susan and Kitty; her devoted son-in-law, Don; her caring daughter-in-law, Pam; her beloved grandchildren, Lori and husband Rick, Brian and wife Kristen, Tobin and wife Yuki, Ryan, and Justin and wife Lindsay; her great-grandchildren, Haley and husband Mark, Tyler and wife Jacquie, Annora, Kai and Koa; and great great grandson, Rhodes. Her love and influence will continue to shape the generations that follow. In her heart, Barbara carried the deep longing to reunite with her beloved son, Tim, who passed away just a year ago. Their reunion will resonate throughout the family, filling our hearts with warmth and solace. During her final days, when asked what she would most desire in the world, Barbara expressed her heartfelt wish to be reunited with her late husband, Loyal, whom she held dear for the past 30 years since his passing. We find comfort in knowing that they are now together, their souls entwined once more. Rest peacefully, Mom, Gram, Great-Gram, Great-Great Gram. |
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