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All donations will go directly to help with the expense of college tuition, room and board, and costs associated with college.The idea of the project is to revive the tradition of the salon concerts, to offer the exclusive meetings with entertainment on high intellectual and musical level an appropriate demanding frame and to help with concert takings and donations the reconstruction of the bell tower of the Russian Orthodox Church of St.

He is pursuing a degree of Funeral and Mortuary Services at Mount Hood CC in Gresham, Oregon. Oliver graduated from high school in 2021 with honors. With the unexpected passing of Oliver's mom, Tracy Bohrer, the family asks for donations to Oliver's college fund in lieu of flowers. Clemens of Hurricane, Utah step-mother Janice Bohrer of Vermont her paternal grandfather, Walter Bohrer of West Virginia, paternal grandmother Virginia Albert Bohrer of Sodus Point, New York maternal grandfather, Alexander Bell Thomson of Ontario, Canada, maternal grandmother, Evelyn Frances Wiser Ambrose of Prescott, Canada. Bohrer of Hamilton, Ontario Canada and her sister, Cynthia A. Bohrer of Sodus Point, New York mother, Evelyn T. Tracy was preceded in death by her father, Stephen A. She has many cherished relatives and dear friends from her father’s hometown of Sodus Point, New York. Tracy is also survived by her beloved cat “Pita” whom Ray has graciously given a home. Marie of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho nephew Bradley McNelis of Post Falls, Idaho nephew Stephen Abercrombie of Hayden, Idaho step-nephews Troy Abercrombie of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Corbin Thicke of Hayden, Idaho and Jesse Abercrombie of Sandpoint, Idaho and her great-nephew, Silas St. Marie of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho nephew by marriage Sean St. Martinez step-children (whom she loved as her own) Reyanna Whisner, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Shyanne Best of Post Falls, Idaho Richard Martinez of Post Falls, Idaho and Adrian Hardersen of Post Falls, Idaho her sister Lynn Bohrer Abercrombie of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho her brother-in-law James Clemens of Hurricane, Utah step-sister Melanie Black of Hayden Lake, Idaho step-brothers Greg Stinson of New Hampshire and David Stinson of Lomita, California niece Stephanie St. She is survived by her former partner of many years and friend until the end, Raymundo Martinez their son and the “light of her life” Oliver B. She was quite the character and had some fun nicknames that reflect this: “Red,” “Birdie,” “Vida,” “Auntie Tracy,” “Mama T,” and “Tracy Girl”. She was fondly known by all for her kind heart, wonderful sense of humor, and unconditional love and acceptance of everyone she met. Tracy was a gifted artist, and her vivid sketches brought the characters she drew to life.

She eventually left that line of work due to carpal tunnel issues but brought her love of people to her final career as a caregiver worker for A Compassionate In-Home Care. She had a passion for the beauty industry and made everyone feel special when they sat in her salon chair. “Much to her surprise,” Tracy ended up loving and living in North Idaho for the remainder of her life. In Atlanta they opened a thriving beauty salon business which they later sold when she moved in 1998 to Hayden, Idaho to be near her sister Lynn.

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She then moved to the east coast where she obtained her New York cosmetology license and lived with loving family members in New England and Western New York until moving to Atlanta, Georgia with her cousin, David Catchpole, in 1992. As a teenager, Tracy loved the beach and snow skiing in the mountains of Southern California. Tracy grew up in Rancho Palos Verdes, California from the age of two until she graduated from South High School in Redondo Beach, California in 1982. She was born in Buffalo, New York to Stephen Albert Bohrer and Evelyn “Winkie” Longley Bohrer (maiden name-Thomson) on October 24th, 1964. Tracy Virginia Bohrer age 56 of Hayden Idaho passed unexpectedly on July 18th, 2021, in her home in Hayden, Idaho.

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