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Traci Lynn Calixto
10/17/1972 — 12/01/2013
From Richland, WA, US | Born in Richland, WA
Traci Lynn Calixto
Traci Lynn Calixto passed away Decmber 1, 2013. She was born October 17, 1972 in Richland, WA, to Bel and Catherine Calixto. She graduated from Hanford High School in 1994 and lived in Richland her whole life.
Traci worked at Columbia Industries and was currently working at Goodwill in Richland where the staff was always kind and considerate of her feelings.
She was a kind and loving person, who was generous and thoughtful, always remembering birthdays and other occasions. Traci loved music, crafts and was very creative in her art work.
Traci is survived by her parents; sister, Marie Sargent and brother-in-law Zane of Kennewick; brother, Christopher Calixto and sister-in-law Shivon of Pasco; nephew, Sean Sargent and wife Tawni and Troy; niece, Molly Calixto and nephew Alexander Calixto.
There will be no services.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. So sorry for your loss.
So very sorry for your loss. Traci was such a blessing to all of us who knew her. I was just one of many who drove Traci on dial ride we will all miss her. Prayers for your family.
I’m sorry for your loss of such a special child. My daughter Suzie went to special ed at Hanford with Traci and they also worked together at Columbia Industries. Traci rode with me for many years while I was a Dial a Ride driver. Again I am so sorry for your loss.
Marie, I am so sorry for your family’s loss. God blessed you with a special sister. Please know that you and your family are in my prayers.
On behalf of the Transportation staff at the Arc of Tri Cities, I would like to extend sympathy from all of us who knew Traci.
We meet Traci at Safeway she worked with our grandson Chance. Chance was her hero he was a studant at Hanford high.we all grew to love Traci. We are so very sorry for all of your family pain. God only gives special childern to special families. Marie your in my heart always. May God touch each of you in this time of your loss. Dale and Lucy Selle
To the best sister-in-law that one could have. I’m so deeply humbled for the everlasting love you showed me. We shared so many memories and the one that comes to mind is the sleepover with Molly. You both dressed up and did a song and dance. As you were singing, you came and just flopped on my lap. I don’t know why, but all we started to laugh, including you staring me in the face, trying to finish your song and holding back your giggles. One day Tracy, I shall see you again in that space where nothing matters and we giggle for eternity. I love you. You’re Brother-in-Law, Zane
Traci added much to John McKinnon’s time at Hanford High School. He says — she was “happy and nice and at my school” “My friend, Traci” “I will miss her.” WE are grateful for Traci and John and others that bring so many smiles into our lives. WE know you will be blessed to be with her again.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. So sorry for your loss.
So very sorry for your loss. Traci was such a blessing to all of us who knew her. I was just one of many who drove Traci on dial ride we will all miss her. Prayers for your family.
I’m sorry for your loss of such a special child. My daughter Suzie went to special ed at Hanford with Traci and they also worked together at Columbia Industries. Traci rode with me for many years while I was a Dial a Ride driver. Again I am so sorry for your loss.
Marie, I am so sorry for your family’s loss. God blessed you with a special sister. Please know that you and your family are in my prayers.
On behalf of the Transportation staff at the Arc of Tri Cities, I would like to extend sympathy from all of us who knew Traci.
We meet Traci at Safeway she worked with our grandson Chance. Chance was her hero he was a studant at Hanford high.we all grew to love Traci. We are so very sorry for all of your family pain. God only gives special childern to special families. Marie your in my heart always. May God touch each of you in this time of your loss. Dale and Lucy Selle
To the best sister-in-law that one could have. I’m so deeply humbled for the everlasting love you showed me. We shared so many memories and the one that comes to mind is the sleepover with Molly. You both dressed up and did a song and dance. As you were singing, you came and just flopped on my lap. I don’t know why, but all we started to laugh, including you staring me in the face, trying to finish your song and holding back your giggles. One day Tracy, I shall see you again in that space where nothing matters and we giggle for eternity. I love you. You’re Brother-in-Law, Zane
Traci added much to John McKinnon’s time at Hanford High School. He says — she was “happy and nice and at my school” “My friend, Traci” “I will miss her.” WE are grateful for Traci and John and others that bring so many smiles into our lives. WE know you will be blessed to be with her again.
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Traci Lynn Calixto