Suddenly passed away at just 36 years old on February 6, 2026. Loving wife and best friend to Adam. Devoted mom to Avery and Finley. Daughter of Russ and Linda Drouillard, and daughter-in-law to Mike and Jennifer Moore. Sister to Rob Drouillard (Kelly), and sister-in-law to Greg Moore, plus Eric Moore (Lexi Sobocan). Aunt to Remi, Rory, Savannah, and Hallie. Granddaughter of Grandma Rose and Grandpa Paul (2021) Gervais, Mim Viola (2017) and Pip Leo (2008) Drouillard, Papa Mike Sr and Meme Shirley Moore, as well as Nanny Barb and Poppy Don (2025) Snyder. Tracey’s warmth will be missed by many aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family members, lots of friends-and especially her dear dog Benny.
Tracey took great pride in the life she made working as a caregiver and teacher. She dedicated herself fully to kids with special needs with such patience-it seemed like it was just part of who she was. She had this rare talent for really listening. Whether it was a child needing attention or a friend just wanting someone to hear them out for a bit-Tracey gave her time freely without rushing or judging anyone. She noticed those that others might overlook and quietly made sure no one ever felt left behind. Her kindness reached so many people; her calm nature made things feel gentler for everyone lucky enough to know her.
Her home was her safe place where she found peace most easily. She enjoyed simple pleasures like sitting outside feeling the sun’s warmth on her skin while laughter floated around her-just having slow conversations with family or friends nearby. Those calm moments meant more than words could say.
But honestly? Nothing meant more than family to Tracey. Being a mom was everything-she loved those two girls fiercely without holding back at all. Every little moment mattered: every success they had or tough day they faced got brighter just because she was there loving them so much. As a wife too, she built a home full of care, joy, laughter-all wrapped up in steady love that never wavered. Family wasn’t just part of her life; it was truly what drove everything she did.
Tracey’s gentle strength along with how naturally she made people feel important won’t ever be forgotten. What stays behind is pure love-a kind that lives on inside her children’s hearts along with all those who were touched by her warm spirit.
The family wants to say an enormous thank you to everyone at London Health Sciences – University Hospital who cared for Tracey so wonderfully during this tough time. They put their whole heart into helping her heal-not just doing their jobs but really caring about how Tracey was doing every step of the way-and that brought the family real comfort when things were hardest. It showed clear as day that they treated her with the same kindness and respect that Tracey always gave others herself-and for that the family is deeply thankful too! They also want to thank everyone who sent messages of sympathy or offered support through visits, calls or prayers-it all meant so much more than words can express when dealing with such loss.
Per Tracey’s wishes cremation has already taken place. There will be memorial visitation at WINDSOR CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME – BANWELL CHAPEL located at 11677 Tecumseh Rd E., phone number 519-253-7235 on Friday February 13th from 2-5 pm then again from 7-9 pm; continuing Saturday February 14th starting at 9:30 am until the Celebration Of Life ceremony begins at 11:00 am.
To honor Tracey’s giving nature & passion for helping others donations can be made in memory of her through Autism Services Incorporated online condolences & memories may also be shared via www. windsorchapel. com
