Tracy Leigh Haskins

In Loving Memory of Tracy Truesdale Haskins Tracy Leigh Truesdale Haskins, a beloved mother, grandmother, and esteemed real estate professional, passed away peacefully on June 24, 2026, after a courageous battle with diabetes and kidney disease. Born on August 15, 1966, in Columbus, Georgia, Tracy was the cherished daughter of Norman and Dorothy "Dot" Truesdale, both of whom predeceased her. She was also preceded in death by her grandparents, who undoubtedly welcomed her with open arms. Tracy's early years were marked by a passion for education and a commitment to excellence. She graduated from Norcross High School in 1984 and went on to earn a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Georgia in 1989. Her academic pursuits laid the foundation for a remarkable 40-year career in real estate, during which she achieved numerous accolades for her unparalleled service and dedication. Throughout her illustrious career, Tracy owned two successful Remax agencies and, most recently, was a dedicated Realtor with KW Atlanta Partners for 16 years. She also served as the managing broker at the prestigious River Club in Suwanee, GA. Known for her servant leadership and magnetic energy, Tracy was a guiding light to her colleagues, clients, family and friends, offering mentorship, financial, and emotional support without expectation. Her presence in any room was uplifting, and her quick wit and radiant smile were a testament to her vibrant spirit. A devoted mother to her son Harland, and a proud grandmother to her grandsons Colton and Barrett, Tracy's family was the cornerstone of her life. Her love for them was immeasurable, and she cherished every moment spent at Lake Hartwell, creating treasured memories that will endure in their hearts forever. Tracy was also an avid University of Georgia football fan, a passion she shared with those closest to her, attending many games and celebrating victories with family and friends. She also embraced the joy of gatherings with her friends and treasured the bonds formed during these cherished moments. Tracy also had a passion for travel. She traveled to many unique destinations with dear friends and always made new friends along these journeys. Tracy's legacy extends beyond her professional accomplishments and familial devotion. She was a beacon of kindness and generosity, always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in need. Her ability to leave a lasting impact on everyone she met is a testament to her extraordinary character. Tracy is survived by her beloved son, Harland Ryan Haskins, and her cherished grandsons, Colton Ray Haskins and Barrett Lee Haskins. She is also survived by her cousins Slay Johnson (Traci), Dalton Johnson (Casey), Layne Johnson, Jennifer Fryer. She is survived by her Uncle James Baldwin, cousins Robert Baldwin, Russell Baldwin & Randall Baldwin. Along with her parents and grandparents, Tracy was preceded in death by her Uncle Jimmy Johnson and Aunt Gala Johnson and her Aunt Susan Baldwin. She is also survived by many dear friends that became like family to her who will forever treasure her memory. Tracy's legacy lives on through the lives she touched and the example she set. A celebration of Tracy's life will be held on July 15, 2026, at 2:00 PM at the River Club Clubhouse & Pavilion, located at 1138 Crescent River Pass NW, Suwanee, GA 30024. Family, friends, and colleagues are invited to gather and honor the remarkable life she led. Following the formal service, friends and family will be invited to share short stories and fond memories of Tracy. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made to support the American Diabetes Association at https://diabetes.org/?form=Donate. Additionally, to honor Tracy's memory and her indomitable spirit, please consider the gift of organ donation at https://www.organdonor.gov/. Though Tracy has been called home, her love and her legacy remain, woven into the fabric of the lives she touched. Her unwavering spirit and dedication to service will be remembered forever, a beacon of hope and love for all who knew her.

Tracy Leigh Haskins

August 15, 1966 - June 24, 2026