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Condolences & Memories (15 entries)

• Our sincere condolences to Marlena, Christian, Zak, Robyn, mother Beryle and Denis. I met Vickie at TruServ more than 18 years ago. Cathy Gamby, Vickie and I became close friends and she called us the three musketeers. I am sure she would have had us riding horses if she could. Vickie loved animals. Vickie loved to come to the cottage. You could hear her coming down the road music blaring ,she would get out the car and yell: Hi Dear I’m here!. Vickie spent many hours with Cathy, my husband Vic and me enjoying hours of conversation and laughter. Her infectious laughter would even get the neighbours laughing. The word DEAR will always remind me of Vickie and probably no doubt many of you. Can hear her saying, HI Dear, Love you Dear, Bye Dear Vickie was a lady and special friend and will be greatly missed. Vickie (You're flying on your own) Love from Lorraine, Vic and Cathy. - Posted by: Lorraine and Vic Peterson (Friend ) on: Mar 13, 2022

• Vicki was our best friend during the time me and Elden lived in Winnipeg. I met Vicky at SAAN we work together and we became friends. She was one of my favorite person, she has a beautiful hart, not a mean bones in that little body if hers. We went to the chalet ,she love that Word, she said it sound more sophistcated then cottage. She was such a classy ladie without being snob. Every moment with her was special to me. I went to the chalet ounce and she said , I would love sueming, her dog, to go in the water and she don't want to go, son i throw sueming on the water and Vicky wanted to kill me, but sueming went by herself after that. God am gonna misses her. Marlena, Zack and Christian my hart is with you now. You can call me anytime to share good memory about that great lady. Sorry for the grammar. But like Vicky said am a Little french guy. Love you so much Vicky. But I known you looking at me from above and said : I love you too Rej. - Posted by: Rej and Elden (Friends) on: Feb 17, 2022

• We were shocked to hear that Vickie passes away. Our Sincere Condolences to Marlena, Zachary and Denis during this very difficult time.. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Dupius family during this very difficult time and for the days to follow. Sorry we are not able to attend. Sincerely Betty, Albert, Kim and Dean - Posted by: Betty and Albert Lannoo (Dupuis family was very much a part of the Lannoo family for many years) on: Feb 16, 2022

• Our deepest condolences to the family. We were shocked to hear of her passing she was such a life force! - Posted by: Joyce (nee McKay) and Keegan Lamb (Cousin) on: Feb 15, 2022

• I was saddened to hear that Vickie passed away!! She was a warm inviting person! I always enjoyed our family get togethers, especially the ones at the No.4 Legion. My heartfelt thoughts go out to Beryle, Marlena, and Zac!! Rest in peace, Vickie!! - Posted by: Rob Lawson (Extended Family) on: Feb 14, 2022

• I am so sad and shocked to hear of the loss of Vickie. It's as clear as a bell, me getting off the plane from England and Vickie enveloping me in one of her very special hugs. She was a warm, strong, dynamic individual who embraced life and did not hesitate to welcome me back into hers. I miss our get togethers of family celebrations and later honoring the people we had lost. Music and dance was a great form of expression to Vickie and her keen sense of awareness in those around her amazed me. My heart goes out to Beryle, Marlena (Chris), Zach (Robyn) and family and friends, she will be greatly missed. - Posted by: Lesley Lawson (Extended Family) on: Feb 14, 2022

• Vickie became part of our family when she married our brother Denis. In the forty years we celebrated many holidays, festivals and family gatherings. In her younger years, she ran the Hawaiian Marathon and a number of Manitoba half marathons . Vickie enjoyed many things in her life. Music, reading, watching tennis competitions and riding on motorcycles when opportunity arose. But most of all, she enjoyed camping and going to the cottage on weekends. She could be seen hiking with us through forest trails and up and down hills or spending a quiet time strolling along the beach with her trusty pooch. On our last camping trip, Vickie was resting by the camp fire, reading a book, when she looked up, a bear was starring at her through the bush. They were both scared stiff. Finally one came to their senses . The bear moved on. Vicky was a happy soul, with a forgiving heart. Sleep well dear Vic-bag. We will all miss you. - Posted by: Janice and Richard Drummond (Sister and Brother in law ) on: Feb 13, 2022

• My dear friend you will be missed. From the first time we meet at TruSer we connected. Jim and I had so much fun when you stayed with us for a week, and the trip to Dominican, we had fun. We are both going to miss you my dear friend. Be a peace and to the family may you be comforted by the many warm thoughts of those who care. - Posted by: Donna Ervick (friend) on: Feb 13, 2022

• Both Eva and I were shocked and so sorry. It was only such a short time since we had talked together. Such memories from the time I had babysat you so long ago yet seems like yesterday and just a few weeks ago me waiting eagerly for your latest instalment of email jokes and stories. Oh! I’ll miss you and them so much. Yet the Lord has requested your presence and you could not let him down. Rest In Peace - Posted by: Jim McKay (Uncle ) on: Feb 13, 2022

• I was a neighbor of Vicki about 30 yrs ago??? My son Korey and Zac were little buddies.... her laugh and her caring is what I remember most..very sorry to hear of your loss...deepest condolences... - Posted by: Allison Mackenzie (Friend) on: Feb 12, 2022

• Sent from Nana's iPad 10.2 BiaLu 💑 It is with much sadness that I write this missive for our dear friend. My husband, Biagio met Vic over 40 years ago at Qualico. He had previously met Dennis while on work internship at Winspear Higgins. Soon after we married in 1977 we began to see Vic and Den as a couple. Later we became Godparents to our beautiful Marlena. Our visits were always filled with laughter and good fun. I especially remember Vic’s terrific roast beef and the best pork chops ever! As the years went by, we unfortunately lost track of one another after both Biagio and Vic left Qualico for other positions. Following Marlena’s grade 12 graduation, Vickie and I (Lucille) reacquainted ourselves over lunch and never looked back. I was interested in returning to outings at MTC and Vic was always game to try new things. We were joined by my friend Lee and the 3 of us made a jolly trio with season tickets involving MTC and Prairie Theatre Exchange as well as other local theatre experiences. With our trusty chauffeur service (Biagio) we enjoyed our outings tremendously. As well as trying various restaurants, it became our habit to have a special outing to the 529 Patio each summer and the Gates dining room each winter. We enjoyed all of them but really loved the last two. I know that Lee and I will always remember our Vic when we visit them. We will always see her with her hair in a ponytail, a huge smile on her face, in a hurry to embrace the freedom of a day out and to tell us of her recent adventures or to share life’s challenges. In many ways, Vic was a private person. That she felt comfortable to share much of her personal struggles with us… was a true gift of friendship. We shall miss her. - Posted by: Lucille & Biagio Bisignano (Friends) on: Feb 12, 2022

• I was shocked to hear of Vickie's untimely passing. She was the most wonderful person and friend to everyone she knew. I have many fond memories of her and will miss her so much. Hopefully you will be able to get through this difficult time with the fond memories you must have! Cherish them forever, Sincerely, Diane Moroz (co-worker and friend) - Posted by: Diane Moroz (Friend) on: Feb 12, 2022

• I met Vickie, after my heart attack, and subsequent enrolment in the Cardiac Rehab Program. We all became friends, through the program and meeting up at RehFit, or coffee elsewhere. We supported each other, after a life altering experience for all of us. Pot lucks at Lenore’s cottage, were always much anticipated. Vickie enjoyed a good laugh and truly was the type of friend who looked you in the face and listened to your response to a question. She will be missed. My sincere condolences to Vickie’s family and friends. - Posted by: Marilyn Wardell (Friend) on: Feb 12, 2022

• We had a work supper at the end of November last year. I am so happy that we were able to spend time with her. She was so happy to see everyone. I am going to miss her and our lunches that we had together. My heartfelt condolences to the family. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this very difficult time. - Posted by: Diane Daignault (Coworker at Truserv) on: Feb 12, 2022

• My Memories of Vickie were that she had that wonderful laugh that filled the room and when she asked how you were or what was going on in your life she paid such wonderful attention to all you had to say. She was genuinely interested. We go back many years because our Mom's were such Good Friends and all the times we got to share over those years as we grew up. I send my condolences and Love to Aunty Beryl, Marlena, Zachary and Family. - Posted by: Sandra (Sandy) Bibeau (Extended Family) on: Feb 12, 2022