In Loving Memory of Tracy Espinosa
Donation protected
On Friday, December 11th, 2020, we suddenly lost Tracy and have been shattered by the news. She leaves behind her 2 amazing children, Anthony 11 & Priscilla 13, her husband Jason, her brother Michael & his fiance Danielle, her mother Ava and her 'sister' Michelle.
Tracy was a mother first, her children were her world. There was nothing she would not do for them. If they needed something, she would make it happen. She learned early on that Anthony was autistic and Tracy put no stops on getting him in the best schools, with the best therapists and was more committed and consistent with therapy than most. She loved her daughter, Priscilla, more than life itself and fought tirelessly in her corner for years. She would have mommy daughter days and long deep conversations with her. Tracy and her children were inseparable, no one could ever come between them.
Anyone that has ever met Tracy, probably remembers her. She had a tough New Yorker demeanor, was usually the life of the party, making everyone laugh with her stories and really didn't care what outsiders thought of her. Those that were privileged enough to get to spend time with her, know that inside she was the most caring, helpful, smart and efficient person. If anyone needed help with something, Tracy was there. She would research things like it was simple and have an action plan ready to go before you realized what was happening. If you ever needed a laugh, Tracy was there to tell a story with such animation that your sides would hurt. She enjoyed story telling with exaggerating for effect. Making others laugh always made her feel better. Entertaining others was something that brought her joy.
Tracy was also a Broward County Schools teacher, for 19 years she was employed at Hollywood Central Elementary. She taught 2nd through 5th grade, 3rd & 4th were her favorite. Tracy had a knack for teaching, it came easy to her and she just knew how to move children up in all areas of academics. She could take the highest children and enrich their lives through her love of literature and writing. She could take the struggling students and effortlessly move them up. It didn't stop there, Tracy could also take the most challenging children and create a learning environment where they felt valued. She had a way of breaking things down into their simplest formats and making it so easy to understand for both children and adults.
Jason, a veteran of the United Stars Army, is now the sole provider of these two precious children. Without a life insurance policy for help, he is facing a lot of unknowns. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, for any contributions. We ask for privacy for the family in this trying time.
Tracy was a mother first, her children were her world. There was nothing she would not do for them. If they needed something, she would make it happen. She learned early on that Anthony was autistic and Tracy put no stops on getting him in the best schools, with the best therapists and was more committed and consistent with therapy than most. She loved her daughter, Priscilla, more than life itself and fought tirelessly in her corner for years. She would have mommy daughter days and long deep conversations with her. Tracy and her children were inseparable, no one could ever come between them.
Anyone that has ever met Tracy, probably remembers her. She had a tough New Yorker demeanor, was usually the life of the party, making everyone laugh with her stories and really didn't care what outsiders thought of her. Those that were privileged enough to get to spend time with her, know that inside she was the most caring, helpful, smart and efficient person. If anyone needed help with something, Tracy was there. She would research things like it was simple and have an action plan ready to go before you realized what was happening. If you ever needed a laugh, Tracy was there to tell a story with such animation that your sides would hurt. She enjoyed story telling with exaggerating for effect. Making others laugh always made her feel better. Entertaining others was something that brought her joy.
Tracy was also a Broward County Schools teacher, for 19 years she was employed at Hollywood Central Elementary. She taught 2nd through 5th grade, 3rd & 4th were her favorite. Tracy had a knack for teaching, it came easy to her and she just knew how to move children up in all areas of academics. She could take the highest children and enrich their lives through her love of literature and writing. She could take the struggling students and effortlessly move them up. It didn't stop there, Tracy could also take the most challenging children and create a learning environment where they felt valued. She had a way of breaking things down into their simplest formats and making it so easy to understand for both children and adults.
Jason, a veteran of the United Stars Army, is now the sole provider of these two precious children. Without a life insurance policy for help, he is facing a lot of unknowns. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, for any contributions. We ask for privacy for the family in this trying time.
Organizer and beneficiary
Michelle Reynolds
Organizer
Hollywood, FL
Jason Espinosa
Beneficiary
