Glenna I. Tracy Obituary

We announce the death of Glenna I. Tracy (Watertown, Wisconsin), who passed away on June 17, 2026, at the age of 93. Glenna will be remembered by family members, friends, and others whose lives were connected in meaningful ways. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Glenna I. Tracy to pay them a last tribute.

She was predeceased by: her parents, Granville Meador and Della Meador (Howard); her husband Clark Tracy; her grandchildren, Vickie Plasil-Feucht, Clark G. Tracy Jr., Emily and Evangeline Tracy; her son-in-law Thomas Vilmin; and her close friend Bob Pilus.

She is survived by: her family, Glenna and Tracy; her children, Nina Plasil (Jim), Linda Schmidt (Jim), Vickie Leitzke (Rue), Glenna Vilmin, Bob Tracy (Kathy), Clark Tracy, Jr. (Jane) and Gerald Tracy (Jacqueline); her grandchildren, Lisa (Steve), Christina James (Brian), Kimberly (David), Sol (Elizabeth), Joshlyn (Kyle), Tracey (Sean), Rein (Nicole), Shawna (Ryan), Josiah (Connie), Glenna (Chad), Bob (Mindy), Jason (Sara), Laurie (Eric), Katie (Jeremy), Amanda (Stefanie), Nicole (Don), Jitayna (Spencer), Adam (Ashley), Caleb (Rachel), Eric, Alicia (Jeff), Chelsea (Nate), Ashley (Eric), Abigail and Gerald (Bry); her great grandchildren, Katelyn (Zachary), Shanleigh, Braiden (Jessie), Alaina, Adam, Isacc, Caroline, James Daniel (Samantha), Gabrielle, Dellaney, Haielgh, Imeilya, Addison, Nora, Sawyer, Josie, Avonlee, Triton, Moby, Mac, Rocket, Lolli, Ace, Porter, Eleanor, Quinton (Becca), Ian, Elyse, Olivia, Ephraim, Bobby, Elizabeth, Rebecca, Christopher, Lilliam, Vivienne, Natalie, Lydia, Allison, Kandice, Brianna, Brandon, Jared, Callahan, Deakon, Levi, Emerson, Lucas, Sariah (Dylan), Amelia, Josophia, Dylan, Makayla, Easton, Makenna, Colter, Jaxson, Creadon, Julius, Abram, Analetta, Hazel, Lee, Grant and Evelyn; her great great grandchildren, Nora, Ruby, Margo, Annie, June, Harper Jane, Arttinian, Achilies, Leland and Nolan; and her sister-in-law Imojean Sterling. She is also survived by other relatives and friends.

Memorials, if desired, may be directed to the American Heart Association, the American Diabetes Association, the Tay-Sachs Syndrome Foundation, or a charity of one's choice.