Tracy Robyn (Sharp) Keeley Patno

Tracy Robyn (Sharp) Keeley Patno, known affectionately as Tracy by all who loved her, passed away on July 24, 2024, at the age of 53. She was the beloved wife of Brent I. Patno.

A Celebration of Life Ceremony will be held 1:00 PM on Saturday, August 3, 2024 at Heffner Funeral Chapel and Crematory, Inc. 1551 Kenneth Road, York with Pastor Patti Bream officiating. Prior to the service there will be a visitation from 11:00AM – 1:00 PM.

Born on July 9, 1971, in Jersey City, NJ, Tracy was the daughter of Robert Sharp and JoAnn (Dragotta) Bruno. With a vibrant spirit and infectious joy, Tracy became a beacon of light for everyone she encountered.

Tracy's life was one marked by an unwavering dedication to her family. Her love for her family was the cornerstone of her existence, and she showered them with the same kindness and generosity that she extended to all. Tracy graduated from West Morris Central High School, and furthered her education journey with some college, where she honed her natural leadership abilities and her knack for connecting with people. Professionally, Tracy took immense pride in managing Big Apple Bagels, where she not only served up delicious food but also warm, genuine smiles.

Tracy's interests and talents were as expansive as her heart. Those who knew her will fondly remember her loud and contagious laugh, a sound that could turn any day around. Her big smile was a source of comfort and joy to many. Tracy's love for laughter was matched only by her love for the performing arts. Growing up performing in theaters, she carried her love for the stage into adulthood, often writing her own poems and songs, which she shared generously with friends and family. She also had a love for playing the piano.

An amazing cook, Tracy had a particular fondness for traditional Italian cuisine, a testament to her appreciation for the beauty of shared meals and the bonds they create.

Tracy's kindness was boundless. Known for her caring nature, she would quite literally give the shirt off her back to anyone in need. She never met a stranger, treating everyone she encountered as a friend. Her love extended to all creatures great and small, with a heart that had limitless room for all animals.

In addition to her beloved husband, Tracy leaves behind her father, Robert Sharp and his wife Debbie; her mother, JoAnn (Dragotta) Bruno and her husband Pat; five children, Madison Keeley, Alivia Keeley, Riley Keeley, Natalie Keeley, and Xaria Patno; a step brother, Vincent Bruno; two nephews, Josh Stewart and his wife Kristen, Jarrod Sharp and his fiancé Tabathia; a niece Jacqueline Wynne and her husband Haley; and one great nephew Nathan Stewart. Tracy is preceded in death by a brother, Joseph Sharp.

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