“Tracey was a wonderful person. She reached out to people and had so many friends. She was caring and really made an effort to get to know people, which is unusual in this fast moving world. She will be missed by so many people.”
“I was so sad to hear about Mrs. Lurie passing away. She was one of my favorite English teachers at North Atlanta High School and sparked my love for English literature and writing. She always gracious and warm and was loved by all her students. She will be greatly missed.”
“We are so very sad to hear of the passing of Tracey. We knew her for several years while we lived in Atlanta. She was always a lively spark of joy. Tracey was a very special woman. We will never forget her.”
“She inspired and encouraged me in my studies, too considering the fact that I am a teacher myself. She was a caring and understanding person one could always rely on. I had the joy to take care of her children, Emily and Matt, which brought a lot of nice memories into my life while staying in Atlanta. I will remember Tracey with love.”
“Ms. Lurie is also the teacher who helped me discover my voice as a writer, and was such a great cheerleader for her students.”
“You were always a positive, enthusiastic influence in my life.”
“She was so full of life and always smiling. Whenever she was discussing her thoughts about a book, I would listen so intensely because she was so bright and insightful”
“She was a vibrant woman whose red hair barely matched the ebullience of her personality, always brightening my spirits. She eagerly volunteered to help in any way she could”
“She was so patient with everyone and treated all the swimmers equally.”
“She was one of the warmest and most caring people I knew and all those that knew Tracey were better for knowing her”
“She always had such a compassionate heart and a willingness to do things for others -- 150%”
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