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Tracie Dee Dregney
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Message from Phillip
June 30, 2013 3:32 AM
If this is the Tracie Dregney I know of (Known by her AOL screen name TDregney@aol.com and that she always liked to spell her name Traice, then allow me to say how heavy of a heart I am feeling right now at just discovering this.
We had met on AOL back in 1997 while roleplaying a game in chatrooms that was rather popular back in those times, and soon after a while I developed a crush on her, as we frequently RPed and talked, and shared a few common interests. Towards 2001-2004 I began to lose touch with her until ultimately I found that her screen name was gone, all of the ones she'd had that I kept, and there was no way to find out what had happened to her. Emailing friends that me and her had talked with on AOL gave no clues, and nothing to be found on Facebook or any other social sites.
Only now am I finding out through this website, and whomever reads this, family or friends, please know this: Traice meant a lot to me as I was growing older during those said years of the later 90's. She was someone I confided in and kept me company during many friendless nights when I needed someone. I still have the gifts she sent me during the holidays of 1998/1999, a silver dolphin ring (she knew I loved dolphins), and a game that she knew I'd been wanting for sometime. These things meant a lot to me, and they always will. Traice's kindness and heart was something not many people have, but will be remembered, never forgotten.
I love you Traice, thank you for all the fond memories and conversations we shared. You will always carry a certain piece of my heart wherever you are now. I'll never forget you. <3
We had met on AOL back in 1997 while roleplaying a game in chatrooms that was rather popular back in those times, and soon after a while I developed a crush on her, as we frequently RPed and talked, and shared a few common interests. Towards 2001-2004 I began to lose touch with her until ultimately I found that her screen name was gone, all of the ones she'd had that I kept, and there was no way to find out what had happened to her. Emailing friends that me and her had talked with on AOL gave no clues, and nothing to be found on Facebook or any other social sites.
Only now am I finding out through this website, and whomever reads this, family or friends, please know this: Traice meant a lot to me as I was growing older during those said years of the later 90's. She was someone I confided in and kept me company during many friendless nights when I needed someone. I still have the gifts she sent me during the holidays of 1998/1999, a silver dolphin ring (she knew I loved dolphins), and a game that she knew I'd been wanting for sometime. These things meant a lot to me, and they always will. Traice's kindness and heart was something not many people have, but will be remembered, never forgotten.
I love you Traice, thank you for all the fond memories and conversations we shared. You will always carry a certain piece of my heart wherever you are now. I'll never forget you. <3
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