Help Tracy Fight Her Cancer Battle

If you know Tracy Morton-Farnell, you know that she is truly a warrior. She is an amazing mom to her daughters, Kaelynn (23) and Kloey (16), and her son Kolby (18). And beautiful fiancé to Wade. When she isn’t home with family and friends, Tracy is an elite sales team member at Tom Smith Chevrolet.

December 2021, Tracy was diagnosed with Stage 3 Lung Cancer. Unfortunately, this is not Tracy’s first time dealing with getting this devastating news. In July 2014, Tracy received the call that she was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer and would need to start treatment right away. She was heartbroken as her mother, Janet Porter-Morton, was already fighting breast cancer for the second time. They both stayed positive and fought it together. They went through chemotherapy treatment side by side until April 2015. They both went through hell but came out the other side together.

Devastatingly one month later, Tracy’s beloved daughter Kourteney passed in May of 2015 at the very young age of 11. This destroyed Tracy and her family. It took her years to have the strength to keep going.

Tracy started her career at Tom Smith Chevrolet in 2017 and was a natural. She quickly became one of our top salespeople and a beloved co-worker to everyone. Her down-to-earth personality and sense of humor made her a fan favorite with her customers. Their loyalty to her since starting is unbelievable. Sadly Tracy suffered a major head injury in 2019 and was unable to return to work. During this time, she had a double mastectomy as a preventative measure at her doctor's recommendation. It was successful and she was able to return back to her work fam May of 2021. As soon as she was back it was like she had never left. The energy she brings everywhere she goes is unmatched.

The news in December came as a complete and utter shock, as she just cleared her 6 year mark of being cancer free. Today, January 20th 2022 she was told her cancer is now at stage 4, and she is a top priority patient. Tracy is currently waiting for surgery at Michael Garron Hospital in Toronto to remove the tumor on her lung. After that, she will have to immediately begin her aggressive treatment plan of chemotherapy and radiation again.

After everything that Tracy has already overcome, she is broken, but ready to fight.

Please help Tracy and her family in any way that you can, any donation, big or small - every single penny helps. It is going to be a long journey ahead, and we hope to relieve some of her financial burden so she can focus on staying positive and recovering as fast as possible.

Thank you so much in advance