Fellow Flatlander: Tracy McGarrh























Our inaugural Fellow Flatlander, Tracy McGarrh, relaxing on the Alluvian patio.

Tracy Marie McGarrh was born on August 29, 1979 to Harold and Margie McGarrh of Greenville, Miss. She also has one sister, Jennifer. Tracy currently works at Viking Range Corporation as a Graphic Designer and will have lived in Greenwood for four years in July.

A 1997 Washington High School graduate, Tracy attended Mississippi State University and graduated in 2002 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design. While at MSU, Tracy was an active member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She says her favorite thing to do is to watch the GCC Men's 3.0 tennis team defeat their opponents.

More about Tracy McGarrh:

1. Your first car: 1982 Mazda 626 (I bought it from my sister for $1,200)
2. Favorite late night food: Krystal (I can’t resist a sack-full after midnight)
3. Who cuts your hair: Kassie at Ledgend’s
4. Worst movie you have ever seen: The New Guy
5. Least favorite reality TV show: Big Brother
6. Your favorite roommate: Kim, my roommate of 3 years in college
7. Favorite alcoholic beverage: Beer
8. Rowdiest college spring break? Freshman year, Panama City Beach
9. Most recent sport played competitively: Cross Country in High School
10. Name of your alter-ego: Stacey
11. Most embarrassing nickname: Tina Toss-Em-Back
12. Type of most recent surgery: Wisdom Teeth
13. Ideal honeymoon location: Tropical Beach
14. Hours sleep you average per night: 8 hours
15. Favorite Halloween costume: Daphne from Scooby Doo (I made it myself)

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