Tracy Bibb Boothe
It is with profound sadness that we announce the death of Tracy Bibb Boothe at the age of 48. Tracy passed away on June 4, 2025, after a long and courageous battle with Colon Cancer. Tracy was surrounded by everyone that he loved and cared for deeply as he went to Heaven to be with Jesus.
Tracy is survived by his father and mother, Alvin and Brenda Boothe and grandmother, Elizabeth Boothe. Tracy is known for being an outstanding and loving brother, to Luther, Bonnie, Amanda and Kevin; uncle, to Chris, Jaylee, Ethan and Sara; close loved ones, Tabitha Pate, Jonathan Harrison, Tim Burt, Sean Camp, Alan Wilson, and with numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
For over 25 years Tracy was a locomotive engineer for Norfolk Southern where he built forever lasting relationships with everyone he worked with. Tracy was an avid lover of classic cars and woodworking. Tracy will continue to be loved and deeply missed by all that knew him!
A visitation for Tracy will be held on Saturday, June 7, 2025, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Charter Funeral Home. The service will be Sunday, June 8, 2025, at 2:30 p.m. at Charter Funeral Home. Tracy will be laid to rest in Macedonia Cemetery. Brother Larry Stone and Brother Jerry Phillips will be officiating.
What a Beautiful tribute to such an amazing son, grandson, brother, uncle, cousin, friend and engineer. Most of all Tracy had a personal relationship with Jesus Christ which is the most important thing in our lives! I am praying for this wonderful family during these days of sorrow and broken hearts. I would like to say to the family that your love and concern shown to Tracy during this difficult period shines brightly as it is a witness of your love and belief in the place called Heaven.There will be a “GlD Reunion Day” one day and “What a Day That Will Be”!!
Love and prayers. Sandra Burt Triplett
I love you all so much. Such a good person and I’m so glad to call him my cousin. I will always remember when we were kids and walked through the trail to each other’s houses. My heart goes out to Uncle Alvin and Aunt Brenda, Luther ,Bonnie, and Amanda. Rest easy knowing he’s in the arms of Jesus and he’s healed!
I enjoyed working with Tracy. We spent a lot of time together. My wife and daughter came and got us off the train and took us back to Wilton. They still remember him.
Seems like the people you enjoy the most leave us too soon.
Great guy worked together many times you wills be missed buddy