Tracey Farmer, 42, a resident of Kansas City, KS passed away on Monday, August 25, 2014. Tracey was born July 13, 1972 to Bobby and Vicki (Temple) Farmer in North Kansas City, MO.
A loving mother, sister and friend will truly be missed but not forgotten. Tracey will be remembered as the Domestic Goddess who enjoyed crafting, gardening, shopping and hanging-out with her friends; friends that provided support, positive energy and creating memories.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Vicki Farmer in June 2014 and an infant sister, Tammy. Survivors include her son, Trey Cummings of Kansas City, KS; two daughters: Kimberly and Kailynn Cummings both of Peculiar, MO; father, Bobby Farmer and step-mother, Delores Farmer of Lowry City, MO; sister, Stacey Harvey and her husband, Allen of Kansas City (North), MO; goddaughter, Ashleyn Gatson; a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and friends.
The family will receive friends at 6 p.m., Thursday, August 28, 2014 at Pine Ridge Presbyterian Church 7600 NW Barry Rd. Kansas City, MO. Funeral service will follow at 7 p.m. at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to the Diabetes Association. Memories of Tracey and condolences to the family may be shared at meyersfuneralchapel.com.
Tracey was one of the most open hearted loving people I ever had the honor of knowing. I will forever cherish the countless memories with her. We always thought it was cool that our name was spelled the same and we were referred to as TnT on many occasions. Her memory will live on forever in the hearts and minds of the numerous people that love her.
Im gonna miss you and I’ll remember the good times we had from school and the good ol days and even seeing each other after many years im sorry ur gone but I’ll never forget you
I am so sorry to hear the news of her passing, but so grateful that she is no longer suffering. Trey, I admire your strength and unconditional love. You probably had to go through more than most 20 year olds, but you did so with grace. Your mother taught you that 🙂 Tracey was always so sweet to me and was one of the first people to reach out to me and buy my artwork. That small gesture meant the world to me. It gave me value and purpose. Tracey was a wonderful person and will be dearly missed. Sending my love to everyone back home.
Words cannot describe how I feel. A lot of mixed emotions and tears shed. My thoughts and prayers are with all of her family and friends. Love you Tracey.
I am so lucky to have had you in my life. We were Best Friends, family, you were a very special person to me. I remember so many great times. When we first started hanging out you were so shy or so I thought, we built a trust from the ground up, we had to get past a few obstacles but the friendship shined so bright on the other side. We became so close and inseparable! We just clicked! You always made me smile! I remember Trey telling me one time when we first became friends that he had never seen you happier in your life. I want you to know you were the one who brightened my life, you brought a friendship to me that I cherished with all my being! I was the lucky one to have found such a loyal, trustworthy, goodhearted, amazing, wild, fun, outgoing, genuinely bighearted best friend! I know the last few years have been rough but it showed us what you were made of. You are the strongest person I know and stubborn too! 🙂 I will be lost without you, I will cherish every pic and memory i have! I will carry you in my heart forever! I love you Tracey! Be Free and Fly with the Angels and watch over us all!
I cannot believe I am writing this on Tracey ….you will be missed and I am so sorry I didn’t get to see you before …..I feel so sad for The family …my thoughts, prayers and HUGZZZ sent.
I met Tracey when she was 3 , there was no Tracey without Stacey. We were childhood friends, diggin in the dirt by the white shed, catching grasshoppers (which I am terrified of now) and ligtning bugs. My mom used to call her munchkin because she was so little and had the cutest voice…
Her mom and sister called her ‘Sissy’ , that was just her name at the time cuz she was the baby. She always looked up to Stacey , they were like two peas in a pod. Whatever Stacey did Tracey thought she could do too. They had their “sister fights” like normal sisters , I remember she went through a pinching stage lol , she would get mad at Stacey and grab her arm….Stacey ALWAYS gave in to her baby sister…their bond was out of this world. I remember their little dog Dusty , that was part of “The 3 Girls” (Vicki, Stacey, and Tracey) family, and they stuck together, I mean they REALLY stuck together.
I miss the old days and Tracey will always hold a special place in my heart as they ALL will.
Trey , if you want to ever talk about your mom as a child, feel free to contact me. LOVE, HUGZZZ AND THANK YOU FOR THE MEMORIES.
I’m so sorry for your loss, my prayers and thoughts are with her family and friends.
My love and prayers to Tracey’s entire family. Tracey will never be forgotten. I know that we will meet again one day, That is what brings me comfort. To know that she is free from pain, and being embraced by those that left before her.
They say, you can remember how someone makes you feel, and that is so true. Tracey has a huge heart of compassion and love for her friends and her son Trey. I can remember conversations that we had that truly brought me happiness, that she didn’t have to share with me and I never will forget. I believe our bodies are not who we are, but the soul within.. like a butterfly and Tracey has shed her cocoon. May God be with her, and our loved ones.
I started Kindergarten with Tracey and went all thru Elementary school with her. We got separated till High School and caught back up and had good times and memories till after graduation then 5 yrs ago we finally met up again. Tracey always had a smile and always made u feel like she was put in your life to make u smile. Thru the last 5 yrs she has come to my rescue more than enough times and I always offered to help her but when she would finally let me she would tell me how bad she felt and that she hated to ask anyone for help. I would have bent over backwards for her cause I loved her and her family just like my own. I’m still struggling with this although I know she is so lucky to be free and flying she has so many who love and miss her so much. Stacey I know you and Trey have been thru so much this year and the loss has to be overwhelming but I admire your strength and courage and energy and stamina thru it all and once its all settled down a bit I hope u take time for yourself. And one more thing Trey I am soooo proud of you for coming so far in your life and career and so much more and all while struggling inside I just want to tell you if u ever need a shoulder or someone to talk to I will always be here for you my thoughts and prayers will be with you and all of your families and just know you are all deeply loved by us all.
to Bobby:Sorry for your loss.Don’t know if u remember me.I am Albert Farmer’s daughter.Seems this whole side of the family is kinda outta touch.It is very hard to lose your children.I’ll say a prayer for u all. If u get on facebook give me a shout.
I know we haven’t talked or seen each other in quite a while, but you were always in my prayers. I am heart broken that you were taken way too soon, but knowing that you are finally at peace and in no more pain brings me solace. I hope there is a Waffle House in heaven, because when I get there, we are long overdue for coffee and conversation! Love you to the moon and back and we’ll meet again someday!
My Prayers to the family and friends.
You never had a bad thing to say but no matter how hard it was for you always offered words of encouragement to anyone who needed it…. You will be missed my dear friend…
I met Tracey about 5 years ago, she is such a special person !!!! What a friend she was
I love Tracey. She was so awesome and tough, wow. She also lived every second of life to the fullest even when she was sick. She still cherished friends and family and pushed herself as much as she could to be a part of the fun. She always made me feel welcome and genuinely cared about everyone she met. She didnt complain, and she was interested in you when she was with you. She made everyone her friend and comfortable and never left out. Im so glad that I got to see her laugh and smile and be silly as much as I did. Im thankful for every hug and cheek kiss I got from her. She also inspired me to not be afraid to join in with other people and be a part of life even when it’s tough. Rest in Peace , my friend and I am comforted knowing you are free “)
Tracey and I met in elementary school, and we used to skip down the road together having a blast together!!! We got are first job together at Big Burger on vivion!! We lost touch for awhile, but reconnected 3 years ago.. I’ll never forget her beautiful smile and wonderful laughter!! I will forever love and miss you my friend!! 🙂
Tracy you are a special woman who will forever be in my heart.
R.I.P tracy you will be truly missed. I cant put into words of how much you are missed already. I miss you so much right now and i know everybody else does also. Like i said you will be missed. Rest in peace spread your wings and fly away to heaven you have given all of us something to remember you by. You have a place in everybodies heart. You will be and you always be truly missed. Thank you for being my friend.
You found the peace you needed. Rest my friend.
Trey and Tracey were the first two people to greet me when we moved to Parkville in 2000. Tracey was generous and kind and always a good neighbor and friend. I’m sorry to have not been able to say Good bye – Rest in peace Tracey.