Those who knew Arnold Webster Tracey best, know that he was a complicated man, capable of many fine things, as well as many lesser things.
He was a highly intelligent and rational man, and had widely traveled, and was very well read.
He liked to have fun, to socialize, to enjoy a drink, or a few, and he liked dancing, and parties, and he loved to grill on his hibachi barbecue.
He generally preferred to watch the news, rather than TV shows or sports, as he tended to be more seriously inclined.
He liked movies, and some of his favorites films were: High Noon, The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, Dr. Zhivago, The Party,
and The Last Emperor.
He enjoyed music, and he especially liked the singers: Nana Mouskouri, Cat Stevens, and John Denver.
He had many interesting friends over the years, including: New Brunswick friends Tom Wilson and Sam Wakim, Toronto friend Peter Steinmentz, Chatham friend Bill Clarke, and Brantford friend Howard Moore, Among many others over the years.
He had an 18 year marriage with Sheila ( Hatfield ) Tracey of Woodstock, NB, and an 18 year relationship with his girlfriend Marlene Marsh of Brantford, ON.
He is survived by his three sons: Allen Tracey, Peter Tracey, and Ross Tracey, and by his three grandchildren: Grace Tracey, Adam Tracey, and Shaan Tracey.
He enjoyed living a very rewarding and long life, full of many fine experiences.