Sesquicentennial Issue
TRACY MARQUIS ’94
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TRACY MARQUIS ’94
I moved to Plymouth in 2021, which felt like a move back home. I love being near the beach again. I continue to work as an architect and have been expanding my business to include New England small town historic/civic work, which I love. More recently, I started making jewelry, on the side.