Bossier City Mourns the Loss of Beloved Public Information Officer Traci Ponder

Remembering Traci Ponder: A Bossier City Treasure

Bossier City has lost a cherished member of its community. On Friday, Mayor Tommy Chandler announced the passing of former public information officer Traci Ponder. Her untimely death has left many residents heartbroken, as she was known for her dedication and passion for the city. Though her service was primarily before the mayor’s election, Mayor Chandler feels privileged to have served during her tenure.

A Sad Goodbye

According to a news release shared by Mayor Chandler, Traci’s health had been a concern for some time. She suffered a coronary accident and, sadly, never fully recovered from it. This news comes as a shock not only to her family but also to colleagues and friends who always admired her unwavering spirit.

In his heartfelt message, Mayor Chandler expressed that the entire city mourns her loss. He extended his condolences to Ponder’s family, saying, “We want you to know that we grieve with you. Our hearts go out to you during this difficult time.”

A Beacon of Light

Traci Ponder was more than just a public information officer; she was a shining light in Bossier City. Residents remember her as someone who truly loved her job and the community she served. She played an essential role in facilitating communication between the city government and the residents, helping to keep them informed on various issues and events.

As public information officer, Traci worked tirelessly to build relationships with the community. Her approachable demeanor and friendly personality made her beloved by many. People who interacted with her often left with a sense of connection and understanding. It’s no wonder that her loss is felt so deeply across the city.

A Legacy of Love and Service

In his statement, Mayor Chandler emphasized the profound impact Ponder had on Bossier City. “Traci loved Bossier City deeply,” he noted, which resonated with everyone who had the pleasure of knowing her. Her passion for public service and her commitment to the community will not be forgotten.

As news of her passing spreads, tributes and memories are pouring in from those who knew and worked with her. Many have shared stories on social media about her infectious enthusiasm and how she took the time to listen to people’s concerns. Friends and colleagues are reminding everyone that Traci Ponder wasn’t just an employee; she was a friend to many.

Supporting Each Other

The community is coming together to support Traci’s family during this challenging time. Numerous residents have expressed their condolences online, offering their prayers and support. It’s heartwarming to see everyone unite to honor Traci’s memory and legacy.

It’s important to remember that moments like this can bring a community closer. As Mayor Chandler said, the city stands together to show gratitude, respect, and support for Traci’s family. It’s essential now, more than ever, to rally around those who are grieving and remember the joy Traci brought into the lives of those around her.

Keep Her Memory Alive

As Bossier City bids farewell to this incredible woman, let’s not forget her contributions and the positive influence she had on so many. Traci Ponder’s legacy will live on in the hearts of those she touched, and her spirit will continue to inspire others in the community.

In the days ahead, let’s honor Traci’s memory by continuing her mission of love and service within our community. It’s a beautiful way to pay tribute to a woman who gave so much to Bossier City.

Stay tuned for more updates as the community reflects on the incredible life of Traci Ponder.


Author: HERE Shreveport

HERE Shreveport

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