Tracy Marie Richardson was born in Brooklyn, New York on November 16, 1964 to JoAnn Lima and the late Ronald Bushell. She passed away on August 20, 2015 at her home.
Tracy attended public schools in Queens, New York and Dallas, Texas. She pursued a nursing degree at El Centro College. Tracy retired as a Mental Health Specialist from the State of South Carolina.
Tracy Richardson was baptized at Greater St. Lukes Baptist Church. She started her mornings by sending everyone scriptures, reading her bible and listening to the Word.
Tracy Bushell Richardson held many titles. She was known as Mommy; to her grandchildren, Nana; and a loving wife, daughter, sister and aunt. She met many of her long time friends while working for the state; and they all claimed to know her
was to love her.
Tracy was a loving, nuturing person who loved to cook, read and watch scary movies. She was always the life of the party in a house full of family and friends.
Tracy Richardson leaves to mourn her passing: her husband, Rodney Richardson; mother, JoAnn Lima; sister, Nicole (Lenoris) Bushell-Hicks; four children, Quare, Earnest (Ashley), Marcus and Markese (Penny); ten grandchildren: Desha, Brianna “Hunchie”, Lacorsha, India, Shamar, Ladaysha, Earnest Jr. “Big Guy”, Tyeesha, Jalini “Butter Bean”, Ariel and Santerrio “Rio”; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. Tracy will never be forgotten; she will be missed by all who knew her.
Tracy attended public schools in Queens, New York and Dallas, Texas. She pursued a nursing degree at El Centro College. Tracy retired as a Mental Health Specialist from the State of South Carolina.
Tracy Richardson was baptized at Greater St. Lukes Baptist Church. She started her mornings by sending everyone scriptures, reading her bible and listening to the Word.
Tracy Bushell Richardson held many titles. She was known as Mommy; to her grandchildren, Nana; and a loving wife, daughter, sister and aunt. She met many of her long time friends while working for the state; and they all claimed to know her
was to love her.
Tracy was a loving, nuturing person who loved to cook, read and watch scary movies. She was always the life of the party in a house full of family and friends.
Tracy Richardson leaves to mourn her passing: her husband, Rodney Richardson; mother, JoAnn Lima; sister, Nicole (Lenoris) Bushell-Hicks; four children, Quare, Earnest (Ashley), Marcus and Markese (Penny); ten grandchildren: Desha, Brianna “Hunchie”, Lacorsha, India, Shamar, Ladaysha, Earnest Jr. “Big Guy”, Tyeesha, Jalini “Butter Bean”, Ariel and Santerrio “Rio”; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. Tracy will never be forgotten; she will be missed by all who knew her.
Tracy Marie Richardson was born in Brooklyn, New York on November 16, 1964 to JoAnn Lima and the late Ronald Bushell. She passed away on August 20, 2015 at her home.
Tracy attended public schools in Queens, New York and Dallas, Texas. She pursued a nursing degree at El Centro College. Tracy retired as a Mental Health Specialist from the State of South Carolina.
Tracy Richardson was baptized at Greater St. Lukes Baptist Church. She started her mornings by sending everyone scriptures, reading her bible and listening to the Word.
Tracy Bushell Richardson held many titles. She was known as Mommy; to her grandchildren, Nana; and a loving wife, daughter, sister and aunt. She met many of her long time friends while working for the state; and they all claimed to know her
was to love her.
Tracy was a loving, nuturing person who loved to cook, read and watch scary movies. She was always the life of the party in a house full of family and friends.
Tracy Richardson leaves to mourn her passing: her husband, Rodney Richardson; mother, JoAnn Lima; sister, Nicole (Lenoris) Bushell-Hicks; four children, Quare, Earnest (Ashley), Marcus and Markese (Penny); ten grandchildren: Desha, Brianna “Hunchie”, Lacorsha, India, Shamar, Ladaysha, Earnest Jr. “Big Guy”, Tyeesha, Jalini “Butter Bean”, Ariel and Santerrio “Rio”; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. Tracy will never be forgotten; she will be missed by all who knew her.
Tracy attended public schools in Queens, New York and Dallas, Texas. She pursued a nursing degree at El Centro College. Tracy retired as a Mental Health Specialist from the State of South Carolina.
Tracy Richardson was baptized at Greater St. Lukes Baptist Church. She started her mornings by sending everyone scriptures, reading her bible and listening to the Word.
Tracy Bushell Richardson held many titles. She was known as Mommy; to her grandchildren, Nana; and a loving wife, daughter, sister and aunt. She met many of her long time friends while working for the state; and they all claimed to know her
was to love her.
Tracy was a loving, nuturing person who loved to cook, read and watch scary movies. She was always the life of the party in a house full of family and friends.
Tracy Richardson leaves to mourn her passing: her husband, Rodney Richardson; mother, JoAnn Lima; sister, Nicole (Lenoris) Bushell-Hicks; four children, Quare, Earnest (Ashley), Marcus and Markese (Penny); ten grandchildren: Desha, Brianna “Hunchie”, Lacorsha, India, Shamar, Ladaysha, Earnest Jr. “Big Guy”, Tyeesha, Jalini “Butter Bean”, Ariel and Santerrio “Rio”; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. Tracy will never be forgotten; she will be missed by all who knew her.
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