Tracy Ingles

It is with heavy hearts, we announce the passing of our beloved Tracy, on June 28, 2025, at the age of 75.

Tracy was born on July 8,1949 in Albuquerque to George and Mignon Stevens

Tracy left this life the way she entered with joy, courage, love and energy. She danced into our lives and left holding the hand of her Savior.

While she was on this journey she always supported, encouraged and showed love to her family. She was a force to be reckoned with.

She made special friends and her "go to girl" was her Aunt Alice Best and her dear loving friend Patty Hibbs.

She loved her Bible Buddies and found such growth and understanding of the Bible at BSF and loved the women there.

Tracy could play bridge with the best and always had a book in hand. She and John traveled the world together, making memories that both cherished. Her love for fly fishing was remarkable and she was a great fisherman! Waders up to her hips, she would be found fishing in the rivers of New Mexico and Colorado with John. Tracy's love and dedication to her Lord and life will be her legacy and example for all of us to follow, who knew and loved her.

Tracy worked for the government in the Social Security Administration and in Department of Housing and Urban Development until she retired and joined her husband John in real estate. Together they operated The Ingles Company of Realtors. After many years of successful business both decided to retire.

She is preceded in death by her son John Ingles Jr., and brother Richard Stevens.

Tracy is survived by her husband of 60 years John S. Ingles; son Cameron Ingles; sisters Meave Stevens-Dominguez (Jerry Dominguez) and Lynne Stevens LaBeau (Wayne); sisters-in-law Suzanne Saavedra, Sydney Blackmer (Ralph); nephews Richard Lofstrom, Aaron Saavedra, Jamie Blackmer, Jared Dominguez, Jalen Dominguez, Trevor Stevens; nieces Erica Blackmer, Elisa LaBeau-DiMenna, Holly LaBeau-Blueeyes, Kelsey Stevens, additional family members Aunt Armida Stevens, Monty Stevens, Cameron Stevens, Don Best, Cindy Best Beall, Bob Stevens, Leighann Stevens Brown; and extended family.

A celebration of her life will be held at 1:00pm on Sunday, July 6, 2025, at FRENCH-Wyoming, with reception to follow.