Tracey Armishaw (28 Feb 1966 - 3 Feb 2023)

Our hearts miss you more than words can say, and I know you’re guiding me from heaven. In every difficult moment, I ask myself, “What would Auntie Tracey do?”

Thank you Tracey for the immeasurable gift you were to your community. From when we first meet, with our toddlers in tow and yours yet to be, I felt the day would be better. Wise, caring, devoted and with just the right amount of mischief, Steve and you were a perfect match! No longer being on this life’s journey still seems surreal but heaven is in our hearts and now you can live again.

It hardly seems real that you're not here with us Tracey. Remembering your birthday today. So much about you we will miss, your strong faith, care of others & passion to see others come to know Jesus. The way you could gently challenge was unique & I'll miss it.
I'm so pleased you got the job at Pattern, it was perfect for you & you for it. Although you weren't able to do all you wanted to do, there is still much of you there, seeing the turntable renovated is going to further that.
It's been so good to have known & shared life with you & Steve for so many years. From our spearhead days, to raising kids, sharing faith & spring harvest. Jordan & Ellie are a credit to you both, you live on through them such strong beautiful women. Until we meet again, much love & a hug just cause it's you xx

Sadly not been in touch with Tracey for a while but always in our hearts.

Tracey a true inspiration to us all always standing firm in faith.
Thank you for the way you supported me during difficult times and for never forgetting Williams birthday or him at Christmas it meant alot to us both.Thank you from me for always covering Will in prayer and for being his God mother and Steve his God Father Will was truly blessed.
Will never forget the Bonfire nights and the time to spent together with Steve and the girls on Hengisbury Head beach.And you all made my wedding day to Bill in Romsey very special we will never forget it.
You were the sunshine in many peoples lives and I
know you will be shining down from heaven on us all.
Love
God bless you always
Deana❤🫂🙏

I met Tracey first during our churches Focus @ Home weekend away. I remember distinctly spending the afternoon ensuring people had washed their hands before they headed for the BBQ. It has been a great privilege to call you my friend. I will miss the hugs and the prayers of love and support. I will miss your formidable nature and the way one small look could show me that I was in trouble. I may have only know you for a short time Tracey but you have made a lasting impact. Thank you for always being a testament to the love of God and embodying what it means to live a life with Jesus. I’ll see you again my friend x

Thank you to all at Prospect for the way you care for many we have known, and on this occasion Tracey

You were both an inspiration in your love and compassion for people, the lonely, needy and disenfranchised. Too soon. Fond memories.

One of my earliest memories is of Tracey teaching me to dance at Rodbourne House. Many years later we reconnected at Cadley dance through Ellie and Jordan. She was such a sweet soul who will be sorely missed. Rest well 💙 xx

RIP Tracey.

Thank you for the happy memories we shared when we were younger. Xx

I worked with Tracey several times on Quercus based student record queries. She always knew the answers. I have a lasting memory which to this day makes me smile, of her telling myself and Beki to DO NOT PRESS DELETE, EDIT BUT DO NOT PRESS DELETE. Needless to say, to this day, I edit I DO NOT PRESS DELETE!

Thinking of you all at this sad time. Shine your light Tracey xx

I am so sorry I will not be with you on Thursday.
Your mum and I were great friends. We went clubbing together, went out for meals, had games nights,fun. I remember when she met Steve she was bowled over and she wanted to be baptized. I was there and witnessed the transformation in her. I recall talking to her mum and Dad as they had questions about her new found faith and reassured them saying have you ever seen her this happy?
I remember their fabulous wedding, I was at the back in my blues brothers hat dancing along the pew and singing- brilliant.
I did keep in touch but then went to live in France for 14 years. Your mum and I nearly met up several times but alas it did not happen. Tracey knew I loved her as a friend and I am happy now that she is at peace with her beloved Steve and her maker. RIP forever dear friend.
Ade Xx

I only knew Tracey for a about 18 months, I met her on an Alpha course and hand on heart I can say that she was a truly an inspiration in helping me reconnect with Jesus, and giving me hope once again. Throughout the time I was fortunate to know Tracey she gave me nothing but support and love. I am thankful for God allowing me the opportunity to meet with Tracey and for her constant nagging about me being wonderfully and fearfully made. Love and support to her family.