Tracey A. Fahrenholtz
February 18, 1966 ~ October 25, 2021
Tracey Allen Fahrenholtz, 55, from Bismarck, North Dakota passed away on Monday October 25, 2021 at Moorehead Rehabilitation and Medical Center in Moorehead, Minnesota.
Tracey was born February 18, 1966 in Omaha, Nebraska to James and Joyce Fahrenholtz. He had 2 younger brothers, Rodney and JT, and a younger sister, Samantha. Tracey grew up in Bismarck, North Dakota where he attended Bismarck High School.
Tracey met Jodi Meckle in 1984 in Mandan, North Dakota. The couple was blessed with 2 daughters, Tausha and Andrea.
Tracey met Shannon Flynn in 1993 in Bismarck, North Dakota. They were married in 1994. Their marriage was united with the births of their kids, Brittany and Sabastian.
Tracey enjoyed his careers doing labor and concrete work. When not working, he enjoyed fishing and spending time with his grandbabies. Tracey was very proud of his 4 kids and 6 grandkids, and he made sure everyone knew it. The grandkids say he always showed up to all parties and holidays, Budweiser in hand of course.
Tracey was preceeded in death by his beloved uncle David Salvidar and his mother, Joyce Sauer.
He is survived by his father, James Fahrenholtz. His daughter, Tausha (Kirby) Crable and their children, Kylee (Jake), Madysen, Kloey, Harvey, and Klaire. His daughter Andrea (Brittany) McCloskey. His daughter Brittany. His son Sabastian and grandson Kairo-James. Two brothers, Rodney and JT. A sister Samantha (Shane). And many nieces, nephews, and lifelong friends.
Good by my friend.
Sorry to hear about this, Tracey was my cousin, but hadn’t seen him in many years! My thoughts are with his family.
I will miss you my friend
Tracey was my cousin. I hadn’t seen him in years. Sorry for your loss
I will miss you dearly old friend. You’ll have great company when you get there brother. Rest In peace Tracey
Tracey, we haven’t seen or talked to each other for many years, many people have asked and wondered as well. I wish we could’ve kept in touch. I hope life brought you happiness, fulfillment and was complete. May you rest in peace, brother.
I cant express how much this hurts all of us. We miss you incredibly. I feel like there is never enough time. I hope you are having a blast. Your grandkids miss you. We all do. Party on daddy. We all love you so so much.
Give heaven some hell daddy. We all miss you so much.