Traci Lynn Guillot became the night's newest, brightest, shining star on June 3, 2011.
Traci was born in Kansas City, MO and had made Oregon her home for the past 11 years. She loved walking the beautiful beaches and enjoying bonfires at sunset. The gorgeous scenery of Seal Rock and Yaquina Head lighthouse inspired her greatly. Traci spent her 31 years caring for and helping others in so many unique ways. Her compassion and understanding for everyone made her a natural for her work as a Volunteer at Progressive Options; helping others discover their abilities and overcoming life's obstacles as she had done with her own life. She was a beautiful poet and a great lover of music and loved to share both.
Traci had a special way with and loved all animals, but especially her boy Sherman. Sherman Tank was her sweet spoiled four-legged son. Sherman and her many dear friends were the center of Traci's world. Paul Daniel, who shared life as Traci's husband and Louis Izzo, who was a special part of Traci's life, will now care for Sherman as he romps in the wonderful backyard she considered a sacred place.
Traci was loved as a friend, daughter, sister and aunt to many. She is survived by all of those who loved her so very much including both her parents; Vince Guillot and Pandora Hodgkin, her little brother Rob, her big sister Toni, her Mee Mee, two nieces, aunts and an uncle. We are comforted knowing Traci left us here peacefully and at a time of great happiness in her life. We are confident Joann was there to welcome her girl Traci as she continues her journey with her PaPa by her side.
(Obit written by Toni Wells)
Traci was born in Kansas City, MO and had made Oregon her home for the past 11 years. She loved walking the beautiful beaches and enjoying bonfires at sunset. The gorgeous scenery of Seal Rock and Yaquina Head lighthouse inspired her greatly. Traci spent her 31 years caring for and helping others in so many unique ways. Her compassion and understanding for everyone made her a natural for her work as a Volunteer at Progressive Options; helping others discover their abilities and overcoming life's obstacles as she had done with her own life. She was a beautiful poet and a great lover of music and loved to share both.
Traci had a special way with and loved all animals, but especially her boy Sherman. Sherman Tank was her sweet spoiled four-legged son. Sherman and her many dear friends were the center of Traci's world. Paul Daniel, who shared life as Traci's husband and Louis Izzo, who was a special part of Traci's life, will now care for Sherman as he romps in the wonderful backyard she considered a sacred place.
Traci was loved as a friend, daughter, sister and aunt to many. She is survived by all of those who loved her so very much including both her parents; Vince Guillot and Pandora Hodgkin, her little brother Rob, her big sister Toni, her Mee Mee, two nieces, aunts and an uncle. We are comforted knowing Traci left us here peacefully and at a time of great happiness in her life. We are confident Joann was there to welcome her girl Traci as she continues her journey with her PaPa by her side.
(Obit written by Toni Wells)
Traci Lynn Guillot became the night's newest, brightest, shining star on June 3, 2011.
Traci was born in Kansas City, MO and had made Oregon her home for the past 11 years. She loved walking the beautiful beaches and enjoying bonfires at sunset. The gorgeous scenery of Seal Rock and Yaquina Head lighthouse inspired her greatly. Traci spent her 31 years caring for and helping others in so many unique ways. Her compassion and understanding for everyone made her a natural for her work as a Volunteer at Progressive Options; helping others discover their abilities and overcoming life's obstacles as she had done with her own life. She was a beautiful poet and a great lover of music and loved to share both.
Traci had a special way with and loved all animals, but especially her boy Sherman. Sherman Tank was her sweet spoiled four-legged son. Sherman and her many dear friends were the center of Traci's world. Paul Daniel, who shared life as Traci's husband and Louis Izzo, who was a special part of Traci's life, will now care for Sherman as he romps in the wonderful backyard she considered a sacred place.
Traci was loved as a friend, daughter, sister and aunt to many. She is survived by all of those who loved her so very much including both her parents; Vince Guillot and Pandora Hodgkin, her little brother Rob, her big sister Toni, her Mee Mee, two nieces, aunts and an uncle. We are comforted knowing Traci left us here peacefully and at a time of great happiness in her life. We are confident Joann was there to welcome her girl Traci as she continues her journey with her PaPa by her side.
(Obit written by Toni Wells)
Traci was born in Kansas City, MO and had made Oregon her home for the past 11 years. She loved walking the beautiful beaches and enjoying bonfires at sunset. The gorgeous scenery of Seal Rock and Yaquina Head lighthouse inspired her greatly. Traci spent her 31 years caring for and helping others in so many unique ways. Her compassion and understanding for everyone made her a natural for her work as a Volunteer at Progressive Options; helping others discover their abilities and overcoming life's obstacles as she had done with her own life. She was a beautiful poet and a great lover of music and loved to share both.
Traci had a special way with and loved all animals, but especially her boy Sherman. Sherman Tank was her sweet spoiled four-legged son. Sherman and her many dear friends were the center of Traci's world. Paul Daniel, who shared life as Traci's husband and Louis Izzo, who was a special part of Traci's life, will now care for Sherman as he romps in the wonderful backyard she considered a sacred place.
Traci was loved as a friend, daughter, sister and aunt to many. She is survived by all of those who loved her so very much including both her parents; Vince Guillot and Pandora Hodgkin, her little brother Rob, her big sister Toni, her Mee Mee, two nieces, aunts and an uncle. We are comforted knowing Traci left us here peacefully and at a time of great happiness in her life. We are confident Joann was there to welcome her girl Traci as she continues her journey with her PaPa by her side.
(Obit written by Toni Wells)
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