Tracie Myhrer

In support of the mother of 2 and a loving wife Tracie Myhrer

On February 8, 2024, our beloved wife, mother, sister, daughter and friend, Tracie Myhrer, died peacefully from a Brain Bleed (Intracranial Hemorrhage) surrounded by her family. Tracie was a gentle loving soul who sought to love her family well and always was caring for her children and husband. 

Tracie and James spent their married life in Blaine, MN and lived close by her sister and parents for many years in which she shared a life of love, joy, struggles and hope. Through all of her life’s ups and downs she maintained her desire to seek the Lord and quietly interceded for those in her life she knew needed prayer and intersession. Tracie had a warm and caring personality. She was a gentle spirit to those around her and she sought to listen and care for many throughout her life.

Tracie and James adopted Ashley and Noah during two separate adoption cycles from Columbia and their children became integral to their love as a family. She enjoyed activites and trips and camping with them both as they grew up. Over the past two decades Tracie has endured many physical ailments which increased in their intensity in February 2019, when her body began rejecting implants from injuries and other medical ailments. Her family is missing her laughter and love, but are grateful she has moved onto be with her Lord forever.

Due to her many medical conditions and surgeries and then her ICU hospitalization and the care of her body as her organs are being designated for transplantation – there are tremendous medical bills to overcome for the family as they being this difficult transition. Tracie also was denied any form of life insurance due to her medical conditions and illness – thus leaving the family struggling financially.

Tracie is survived by her husband James Myhrer and her two children, Ashley and Noah. Tracie was a woman who silently suffered from chronic illnesses over many, many years. She endured many years of surgeries and complications and yet strove to maintain her sense of humor, love of her family and friends and seeking to love the Lord more fully. 

We are asking for your support in prayer and if you are able to assist the family – financially to offset the medical bills that will soon be coming due.