TRACY MARIA REDDISH

Tracy Maria Reddish was born on May 15, 1970, in Baxley, Georgia, to the late Larry Goggins and the late Sarah Jo Goggins. She was raised in Baxley and was a proud graduate of Appling County High School, Class of 1988.
Tracy was a woman of strength, character, and determination. She built a life grounded in hard work and dedication as a former employee of Bartlett Nuclear, Inc., where she was known for her strong work ethic, reliability, and the respect she earned from everyone who had the pleasure of working with her.
Above all, Tracy was a faithful servant of God and a devoted member of New Jerusalem Church of Christ under the leadership of Pastor Sarah Ruth Mims. Her faith was the foundation of her life, and God was the source of her strength. She loved the Lord deeply, lived by her faith every day, and placed her complete trust in Him.
Tracy was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Larry Goggins and Sarah Jo Goggins, whose love and guidance helped shape the incredible woman she became.
She leaves behind to cherish her memory her three children, Whitney Shaw, Michael Shaw, and Latrez Reddish; her eight grandchildren, Mariah, Ma’Ki, Jacy, Milly, Maloni, Malachi, Naomi, and Michael Jr.; her siblings, Shelia Goggins, Sonya Goggins, Larry Goggins Jr., Sharon Mumford, Sandra Williams, Robert Charles Williams, Sharon Calhoun, James Paulk, Gregory Paulk, and KiReshia Wilson; her godparents, Henry and Kathy Ryals; her special daughters, Cocoa Gibson, Ambrasia Ellis, Taishna Vann, Kaitlyn Mims; and her special nieces and nephews, Ashley Dasher, Sarah Tippins, Indi Paulk, Amber Goggins, James Paulk, Derek Paulk, and Chris Paulk.
She also leaves behind a host of relatives, friends, and her church family who loved her dearly.
Those who knew Tracy knew her for her vibrant spirit and unforgettable personality. She loved going out, shopping, and eating, but nothing brought her greater joy than her family.
Tracy put God first and cherished her family above all else. She loved her children deeply and held a special place in her heart for each of her grandchildren. Every one of them brought her so much joy. Family meant everything to Tracy, and the love she had for them could be seen in the way she lived, laughed, and cared for those closest to her.
Tracy was outspoken and bluntyou never had to wonder what was on her mind-but beneath that honesty was a sweet, lovable, and caring heart. She was known for always laughing and smiling and for her unforgettable saying, “child boo.” Those who loved her will forever remember her laughter, her smile, her straightforward personality,
and the warmth she brought to her family.
Above everything else, Tracy loved the Lord. She put God first, and her faith remained at the center of her life. One song especially dear to her heart was Smokie Norful – I Need You Now, a song that reflected the faith and dependence on God that meant so much to her.
Tracy leaves behind a legacy of love, laughter, strength, and faith that will live on in the lives of all who knew her. Her beautiful smile, unforgettable personality, love for her family, and unwavering faith in God will forever remain in the hearts of those who love her. She will be deeply missed, but her memory will forever be a blessing to her family, her church family, and all whose lives she touched.