Tracy Don High, Sr.
Tracy Don High, Sr., 76, of Dickinson, TX, passed away in Texas City, on March 17, 2022. Tracy was born September 20, 1945, to Savannah and Walter High in Beaumont, Texas. Tracy proudly served his country in the U. S. Navy. He worked as a pipefitter for local 211 for many years. In 1985, he retired from pipe fitting to own and operate T-Bar-H Trucking & Tractor Service. His passion was spending time with his family, and ranching. He spent most of his day outdoors, mowing pastures, and tending to his cattle. Tracy was preceded in death by his parents, his beloved wife Susan Marie Mack High, sister Joyce Whitlow, and brothers W.M. and David High.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory his daughters Leah Worrell and husband Kyle and Lindsey Sierra and husband Johnny; son Tracy High, Jr., and wife Amber; granddaughters Logan, Addison, Savannah, and Alexandra; grandsons Tracy III, and Truett; and many nieces, nephews, and friends.
In his honor visitation will be held 10:00 – 11:00 am, with funeral services at 11:00 am, Friday, March 25, 2022, Crowder Funeral Home Chapel, Dickinson, Texas. Interment will follow at Forest Park East Cemetery, Webster.
I love you so much daddy and I will miss you for the rest of my life until we meet again. Love, Leah
Great American Patriot Cowboy
I can visualize you and Susan, in Heaven, riding on your side by side visiting with all your friends and making new ones.
Randy and Holles(Pickle) Hunter are very sorry to hear of Tracy’s passing. We always enjoyed seeing and visiting with Tracy. Our condolences to all his Family and friends.
Love you like a brother, my dear uncle. I will miss you until we meet again in heaven. Rest in peace.
Tracy all your classmates loved you and will miss seeing you at our reunions. You did good my friend. So glad I get to see your family on Facebook, you were really blessed. Say hello for me to her.
Tracy so glad I came to the reunion and got to see you again. Memories of your riding your horse and roping many years ago. Wish I had gotten to the reunions before.
I know he’s in a better place but doesn’t stop the hurt in our hearts. I know him and Susan are back together and we all will be one day. God Bless you all.
Stubby & Carol Ann Stubblefield
I am so sorry to hear this. Please know that you all will be in my thoughts and prayers. Mr. High was always such a kind man, and I know he loved his family to the moon and back.
In elementary school you always won the foot races, took us horseback riding in high school, shared many hours at the drag strip and always drove a good looking shiney car. You and Susan were always wonderful role models for the rest of us. Thank you for being in our lives. Sadly missing you, your family and friends will always be blessed with all the love you gave. Rest In Peace, Tracy.
Condolences to your family sir I did not know u or have a chance to meet you I knew your son from high school god speed
When we moved from KY to Dickinson in the 80’s and the house we were building nearby his –
– Tracy sold us some firewood for our woodburning stove to keep us warm our first year – and did some great yard/dirt work for us later. A great guy – you could tell. Solid in mind and honesty and welcomed us new folks.