Tracy Voyles passed away on June 6, 2026, at the age of 55. Born on October 24, 1970, she lived a life marked by kindness, loyalty, and a steady devotion to the people she loved.

Tracy was the beloved daughter of William Nowicki and his wife Marie and the late Louise Albritton Kelley. She was a devoted wife to Tim Voyles and a caring and supportive presence in the lives of her stepsons, Jamie Voyles and Garrett Voyles. She also cherished her role as a grandmother to Maddox, Anna Grace, James, Corben, Onyx, Olivia, and Oakley, each of whom brought her great joy and pride. She is also survived by one brother, two stepbrother, and numerous other family members and many friends who will remember her with love and affection.

Tracy built a respected career as an accountant with Go To Foods, where her strong work ethic and dependable nature were deeply appreciated. She approached her work with care and responsibility, and she was known for being someone others could count on. Her professional life reflected the same qualities that defined her personally, including dedication, honesty, and a sincere concern for those around her.

Outside of work, Tracy enjoyed playing computer games and spending time on Facebook, where she stayed connected with the people and moments that mattered to her. She found enjoyment in simple pleasures and valued the friendships and conversations that helped fill her days. Those who knew her best will remember her as loving, kind, and friendly, a woman whose warmth could be felt in every interaction.

Tracy’s life was one of quiet strength and meaningful connections. She touched the lives of many through her gentle spirit, her thoughtful nature, and her unwavering care for her family and friends. Her memory will live on in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know her, and she will be deeply missed by those who loved her most.

A celebration of Tracy’s life will be on Sunday, August 2, 2026, at 2 o'clock at the Mansfield Community Center located at 3158 Hwy 11 S. Mansfield, GA 30055, with Reverend Donald Voyles officiating. The family invites everyone to join them for a reception following the service.