Tracy Ann Daniels passed away in the early hours of Oct. 21, 2026.
Born in Greeneville, Tracy grew up with a heart that welcomed everyone. She truly never met a stranger and was a light to all who crossed her path. She did her best to share the love in her heart with everyone she met, leaving behind countless memories of kindness, laughter and joy.
Tracy was a loyal, hardworking and devoted employee who spent 30 years working at Forward/Landair. Throughout those years, she shared her infectious joy, humor and love with countless coworkers. She found great happiness in bringing happiness to others, often brightening the day with a joke, a laugh or a kind word. When her health allowed, Tracy attended West Greene Free Will Baptist Church, where she was loved and supported by her church family. She loved the beach, enjoyed thrift shopping and cherished her beloved cats, Oscar and Bella.
Family meant everything to Tracy. She held a deep love for both of her parents, Frank and Billie Coakley, and shared a particularly special bond with her mother. Tracy wanted nothing but the best care for her mother and carried that love in all she did. Above all else, Tracy’s greatest joy and proudest accomplishment was raising her son, Isaac Daniels. She loved supporting him in every endeavor, whether watching him run or cheering him on at the many sporting events in which he participated. Isaac was the center of her world, and she would have done anything to see him happy and successful in life. Her love for him was boundless, and she was always there to encourage him, celebrate his accomplishments and stand beside him.
Tracy is survived by her son, Isaac Daniels, and his father, Patrick Daniels; her parents, Frank and Billie Coakley; and her brother, Bruce Coakley (Leslie). She is also survived by many special family members and loved ones, all of whom hold their own cherished memories of her.
Though Tracy will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her, her family finds comfort in knowing that her suffering and pain have ended. She has finished her race and kept the faith through it all. Now, she rests in the promise of a glorified body and a forever home in the presence of her Lord. Her light, laughter and love will live on in the hearts of all who were blessed to know her.
A celebration of life will be held at West Greene Free Will Baptist Church, with the date and time to be announced later.
Doughty-Stevens Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society and/or Alzheimer’s Association.
