Tracy Napier

Tracy was an incredible wife to Ross, and mum to Alistair aged 6.Tracy died suddenly after
collapsing at her Essex home.

She developed a headache when she was relaxing at her local pub. The next day she could barely get
out of bed. She was eventually airlifted to hospital but died later that day from a brain
haemorrhage.

What has happened has been so traumatic and a hell of a shock. She was a fit lady, out with the dog
all the time and very active.

She was an incredible lady and a really jolly girl. Everyone knew her and the whole town is so
upset.

In the morning I wake up and I miss her but I try to think of her, especially her love of
travelling. It is horrendous, I cannot believe it.

My son is so resilient and he is my absolute rock. I can see his mother in him and I have to think
of him.

Tracy attended the Colne Community School in Brightlingsea, and was the daughter of Len and the
late Norma Langley. She also leaves a sister Cathy and two brothers, Derek and Bruce.

When she was younger she worked with racehorses at Newmarket, regularly taking them for early
morning gallops. She had also worked with the Swiss dressage team, the Belgian Olympic equestrian
team as well as at local stud farms.

For five years she worked for the Bloom family in Brightlingsea, who provide animals for displays
and the film industry, including the Harry Potter films. Most recently, she worked in the clothing
section of LH Morgan and Sons (Marine) Ltd in Brightlingsea.