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William (Bill) Tracy

Posted 2020-01-31 by mhenderson
Published in Today's News-Herald on Jan. 31, 2020 -
Lake Havasu City, Arizona -

William (Bill) Tracy, age 90, husband of Betty Jean Tracy, passed away
peacefully on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2020 in Lake Havasu City. He was born
Sept. 24, 1929 in Detroit.

In approximately 1934, Mr. Tracy moved to England with his parents
where he completed his education and returned to the U.S. in 1955.
He enlisted in the British Armed Forces and served as a paratrooper
3rd Parachute Regiment.

A resident of Lake Havasu City since 1972, he married Betty Jean on
July 7, 1974. Bill created Mohave Plastering & Stucco and worked there
until he retired.

Bill and Betty enjoyed seeing the world together. They took many
beautiful and memorable cruises and because of his military service he
was able to travel to many exotic places around the world. Bill was
always open to new adventures and had a passion for golf. He was
filled with stories of the many popular famous courses across the U.S.
that he had the pleasure of playing on.

Bill was a longtime member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles (4299)
where he enjoyed spending time with his multitude of friends, sharing
stories, smiles and lots of laughs. He loved to reminisce of his days
spent competing in bowling tournaments while living in the Detroit
area. Bill was a true gentleman and a man of honor. He will be greatly
missed by all those who had the pleasure of knowing him.

Bill is survived by his loving wife, Betty Jean Tracy, his son,
Stephen William Tracy, of Beverly Hills, his brother Jim Tracy of
Halifax Nova Scotia Canada. He is preceded in death by his son Kevin
Philip Tracy who passed away in 2003.




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