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Tracy Lynn Hobbs
Posted 12/5/07
Tracy Lynn (Satterfield) Hobbs, 43 DOVER - Tracy Lynn (Satterfield) Hobbs of Dover passed away Monday, Dec. 3, 2007, after an automobile accident near her home. She was 43. She was born Jan. 5, 1964, …
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Tracy Lynn Hobbs
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Tracy Lynn (Satterfield)
Hobbs, 43
DOVER - Tracy Lynn (Satterfield) Hobbs of Dover passed away Monday, Dec. 3, 2007, after an automobile accident near her home. She was 43.
She was born Jan. 5, 1964, in Frederica, to Ralph and Edith (Smithers) Satterfield.
Tracy was a member of Magnolia Volunteer Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary and was a big supporter of Delaware fire service in general.
Tracy was a homemaker.
She previously worked with Dover International Speedway and Dover Downs Hotel and Casino.
Tracy enjoyed boating, gardening and helping others. She was a Washington Redskins and NASCAR fan.
She is survived by her father, Ralph Satterfield; mother, Edith Smithers Satterfield; daughters, Tina Yearsley and Terri Tucker; twin sister, Connie Manbeck; sister, Sharon Satterfield; nephews, Dale Connelly and William "Kris" Yerkie III; grandnephew, Dagen Connelly; and longtime companions, William Yerkie Jr. and Beth Keyek.
Remembrance services will be noon Thursday in Trader Funeral Home, Dover, where friends may call one hour prior.
Burial will be at the Barrett's Chapel Cemetery, Frederica.
The family requests that memorial contributions be given to Magnolia Volunteer Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary and/or Little Creek Volunteer Fire Co.
