This was Kurt Anderson’s FB post the day after she passed away:
Your beauty and radiant smile are only outshined by your incredible free spirit and love you gave everyone-unconditionally
My life forever changed when I married you. We survived your cancer at 29 made an incredible baby at 30 dealt with my disease issues for far too many years and survived a fire that took everything from us but our love for each other. Now at a so young 52 I have to say goodbye to my one and only love You gave me the most incredible daughter and twenty-four and a half years of pure happiness. You filled my heart with love that I promise I will spread everywhere. I’ll never stop loving you Rest In Peace My Love
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From W. M. Martin Advertising:
It is with a very heavy heart that we share this news. Tracy Anderson, our very talented artist and creative director from 2009 passed away suddenly on June 13, 2020. She was a true team player and made our company shine. She designed flyers, provided social media posts, created and fixed art. She provided mockups for our customers enabling them to visualize how a product would look prior to purchasing. Tracy did whatever was needed to assure that all of our customers’ and our graphics looked great. Outside of our office, Tracy was a lover of family, animals, cooking and the biggest TCU fan that you’d ever meet. We were blessed to be able to call her our friend and team member for many years.
She will be missed by all those that knew her as her attitude and contributions were many. Words won’t ever account for the hole that will be left behind by her passing. Our deepest condolences to her family, Kurt and Riley.
Official obituary:
In loving memory: Tracy Ann Anderson, age 52, passed away June 13, 2020, in Dallas, Texas . Born April 22, 1968, Tracy was a graduate of Dulles High School in Sugar Land, Texas.
After receiving a degree from Texas Christian University she worked in Dallas as a Graphic Artist.
She is survived by her husband, Kurt Anderson; daughter, Riley; mother, Loretta German; and sister, Monica Froebe.
She was predeceased by her father, Charles German; and grandparents, Ludwig and Edna Windberg.
A private family service occurred in Dallas on June 17, 2020.
Memorials may be given to choice of donor.
Your beauty and radiant smile are only outshined by your incredible free spirit and love you gave everyone-unconditionally
My life forever changed when I married you. We survived your cancer at 29 made an incredible baby at 30 dealt with my disease issues for far too many years and survived a fire that took everything from us but our love for each other. Now at a so young 52 I have to say goodbye to my one and only love You gave me the most incredible daughter and twenty-four and a half years of pure happiness. You filled my heart with love that I promise I will spread everywhere. I’ll never stop loving you Rest In Peace My Love
———
From W. M. Martin Advertising:
It is with a very heavy heart that we share this news. Tracy Anderson, our very talented artist and creative director from 2009 passed away suddenly on June 13, 2020. She was a true team player and made our company shine. She designed flyers, provided social media posts, created and fixed art. She provided mockups for our customers enabling them to visualize how a product would look prior to purchasing. Tracy did whatever was needed to assure that all of our customers’ and our graphics looked great. Outside of our office, Tracy was a lover of family, animals, cooking and the biggest TCU fan that you’d ever meet. We were blessed to be able to call her our friend and team member for many years.
She will be missed by all those that knew her as her attitude and contributions were many. Words won’t ever account for the hole that will be left behind by her passing. Our deepest condolences to her family, Kurt and Riley.
Official obituary:
In loving memory: Tracy Ann Anderson, age 52, passed away June 13, 2020, in Dallas, Texas . Born April 22, 1968, Tracy was a graduate of Dulles High School in Sugar Land, Texas.
After receiving a degree from Texas Christian University she worked in Dallas as a Graphic Artist.
She is survived by her husband, Kurt Anderson; daughter, Riley; mother, Loretta German; and sister, Monica Froebe.
She was predeceased by her father, Charles German; and grandparents, Ludwig and Edna Windberg.
A private family service occurred in Dallas on June 17, 2020.
Memorials may be given to choice of donor.
This was Kurt Anderson’s FB post the day after she passed away:
Your beauty and radiant smile are only outshined by your incredible free spirit and love you gave everyone-unconditionally
My life forever changed when I married you. We survived your cancer at 29 made an incredible baby at 30 dealt with my disease issues for far too many years and survived a fire that took everything from us but our love for each other. Now at a so young 52 I have to say goodbye to my one and only love You gave me the most incredible daughter and twenty-four and a half years of pure happiness. You filled my heart with love that I promise I will spread everywhere. I’ll never stop loving you Rest In Peace My Love
———
From W. M. Martin Advertising:
It is with a very heavy heart that we share this news. Tracy Anderson, our very talented artist and creative director from 2009 passed away suddenly on June 13, 2020. She was a true team player and made our company shine. She designed flyers, provided social media posts, created and fixed art. She provided mockups for our customers enabling them to visualize how a product would look prior to purchasing. Tracy did whatever was needed to assure that all of our customers’ and our graphics looked great. Outside of our office, Tracy was a lover of family, animals, cooking and the biggest TCU fan that you’d ever meet. We were blessed to be able to call her our friend and team member for many years.
She will be missed by all those that knew her as her attitude and contributions were many. Words won’t ever account for the hole that will be left behind by her passing. Our deepest condolences to her family, Kurt and Riley.
Official obituary:
In loving memory: Tracy Ann Anderson, age 52, passed away June 13, 2020, in Dallas, Texas . Born April 22, 1968, Tracy was a graduate of Dulles High School in Sugar Land, Texas.
After receiving a degree from Texas Christian University she worked in Dallas as a Graphic Artist.
She is survived by her husband, Kurt Anderson; daughter, Riley; mother, Loretta German; and sister, Monica Froebe.
She was predeceased by her father, Charles German; and grandparents, Ludwig and Edna Windberg.
A private family service occurred in Dallas on June 17, 2020.
Memorials may be given to choice of donor.
Your beauty and radiant smile are only outshined by your incredible free spirit and love you gave everyone-unconditionally
My life forever changed when I married you. We survived your cancer at 29 made an incredible baby at 30 dealt with my disease issues for far too many years and survived a fire that took everything from us but our love for each other. Now at a so young 52 I have to say goodbye to my one and only love You gave me the most incredible daughter and twenty-four and a half years of pure happiness. You filled my heart with love that I promise I will spread everywhere. I’ll never stop loving you Rest In Peace My Love
———
From W. M. Martin Advertising:
It is with a very heavy heart that we share this news. Tracy Anderson, our very talented artist and creative director from 2009 passed away suddenly on June 13, 2020. She was a true team player and made our company shine. She designed flyers, provided social media posts, created and fixed art. She provided mockups for our customers enabling them to visualize how a product would look prior to purchasing. Tracy did whatever was needed to assure that all of our customers’ and our graphics looked great. Outside of our office, Tracy was a lover of family, animals, cooking and the biggest TCU fan that you’d ever meet. We were blessed to be able to call her our friend and team member for many years.
She will be missed by all those that knew her as her attitude and contributions were many. Words won’t ever account for the hole that will be left behind by her passing. Our deepest condolences to her family, Kurt and Riley.
Official obituary:
In loving memory: Tracy Ann Anderson, age 52, passed away June 13, 2020, in Dallas, Texas . Born April 22, 1968, Tracy was a graduate of Dulles High School in Sugar Land, Texas.
After receiving a degree from Texas Christian University she worked in Dallas as a Graphic Artist.
She is survived by her husband, Kurt Anderson; daughter, Riley; mother, Loretta German; and sister, Monica Froebe.
She was predeceased by her father, Charles German; and grandparents, Ludwig and Edna Windberg.
A private family service occurred in Dallas on June 17, 2020.
Memorials may be given to choice of donor.
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