Harold "Butch" Tracy was born in Bangor, Maine, and lived in Worcester more than 30 years.
At the time of his death he left a son, Larry Belvery of Dudley; a daughter, Katie Ann Tracy of Worcester; his mother Emily (Blanchard) Newton of Worcester; two brothers, John Tracy of Kenosha, Wis., and Kenneth C. Tracy of Worcester; three sisters, Barbara St. Jean of Saegertown, Pa., Beth Wilson of Shrewsbury and Susan St. Jean of Oxford; nephews and nieces; and a close friend, Anne Moquin of Auburn, with whom he lived until he became ill.
Mr. Tracy was a binder for about 15 years at the former Daley Printing Co.
At the time of his death he left a son, Larry Belvery of Dudley; a daughter, Katie Ann Tracy of Worcester; his mother Emily (Blanchard) Newton of Worcester; two brothers, John Tracy of Kenosha, Wis., and Kenneth C. Tracy of Worcester; three sisters, Barbara St. Jean of Saegertown, Pa., Beth Wilson of Shrewsbury and Susan St. Jean of Oxford; nephews and nieces; and a close friend, Anne Moquin of Auburn, with whom he lived until he became ill.
Mr. Tracy was a binder for about 15 years at the former Daley Printing Co.
Harold "Butch" Tracy was born in Bangor, Maine, and lived in Worcester more than 30 years.
At the time of his death he left a son, Larry Belvery of Dudley; a daughter, Katie Ann Tracy of Worcester; his mother Emily (Blanchard) Newton of Worcester; two brothers, John Tracy of Kenosha, Wis., and Kenneth C. Tracy of Worcester; three sisters, Barbara St. Jean of Saegertown, Pa., Beth Wilson of Shrewsbury and Susan St. Jean of Oxford; nephews and nieces; and a close friend, Anne Moquin of Auburn, with whom he lived until he became ill.
Mr. Tracy was a binder for about 15 years at the former Daley Printing Co.
At the time of his death he left a son, Larry Belvery of Dudley; a daughter, Katie Ann Tracy of Worcester; his mother Emily (Blanchard) Newton of Worcester; two brothers, John Tracy of Kenosha, Wis., and Kenneth C. Tracy of Worcester; three sisters, Barbara St. Jean of Saegertown, Pa., Beth Wilson of Shrewsbury and Susan St. Jean of Oxford; nephews and nieces; and a close friend, Anne Moquin of Auburn, with whom he lived until he became ill.
Mr. Tracy was a binder for about 15 years at the former Daley Printing Co.
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