Our dearest Friend, Fiancé, Sister, Mother and Aunt; Tracy Lee Johns Frazier, of Big Lake WA, passed away on April 25th 2017.

Tracy was born in Bremerton, WA. on February 12th 1976. She attended High School at Burlington Edison High School and Mount Vernon High School from 1990-1994.

Tracy worked as a cosmetologist for 20 years. She enjoyed spending time at the Lake with her fiancé, Karl Schinman and her 5 children who she lovingly devoted her life to. Tracy was also actively involved in her best friend and twin sister, Denice Pettis' life; their bond is truly unique to this world. Tracy had a contagious smile and outgoing personality that radiated from her soul. Tracy's love and friendship was undeniable and obvious to all those she touched. Despite the cries of so many……God simply brought His beautiful angel home.

Tracy Lee Johns Frazier is survived by her fiancé Karl Schinman, Twin Sister and Best Friend, Denice Pettis and her husband, Brother in-law Larry Pettis, Mother; Molly Johns, Brother; Eddy Johns, Sons: Kyle Hedblom, Tyson Frazier, Quyntin Frazier, Austyn Frazier and Koby Schinman, nephews; Luke Pettis, Jacob Pettis, Samson Pettis, and many other family and friends.

Tracy is preceded in death by Grandpa; Reverend Edman Johns, Grandma; Roxie Johns, Father; Dennis Jay Sullivan, Grandma; Lavonna Sullivan and Cousins; Sara and Michael Johns.

In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be given to Skagit Bank under "Donations' care of Tracy Johns Frazier or Denice Pettis. The Schinman, Pettis, Frazier, Johns, and Hedblom Families wish to thank the Big Lake Fire Dept. and all those who have been so kind hearted, considerate, and generous with their time, gifts, and condolences through this very difficult time.

The Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, May 6th at 3:00PM at the new Big Lake Fire Hall. Reverend Dennis Spinnie, Pastor at the Big Lake Church of the Nazarene, will be officiating. A special Thank you to Adam Crenna of Hawthorne Funeral Home.

Tracy Lee Johns Frazier has touched so many people, please come and celebrate her life with us.