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Jim and Elaine Sullivan planted 3 trees in memory of Vickey Worthington

Tuesday, September 15, 2020

3 trees were planted in memory of
Vickey Lea Worthington

In Loving Memory of Vickey Lea Worthington ...Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure. You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree

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Diana Farquhar posted a condolence

Friday, September 18, 2020

It's taken me a bit to write anything it just doesn't fell real that she is gone, I know she with her mom and dad brothers and sisters she missed very much. We played soft ball together for the Gem State we had a blast,with all our team mates.. One time Vicky want to learn how to drive so I told her I would teach her so I take her on the medowhurst Dr road after we got past the dike part I traded spots with her to drive, showed her every thing she needed to know when she started out I told her to go slow than I told her to give a little more gas but when you come to that corner ahead slow down put on the break a little well she forgot which one was the break so she gave it alot of gas we go fish tailing around the corner, both to mention Heather and Jessie were in the back seat, they gotten thrown all over the back seat ended up on the floor and Vicky and I also was knocked around a bit. I yelled put on the break she slammed on the break this time we made sure the girls were ok we all got out of the car white as a ghost, I drove then to her mom's house pretty shaken up When we got our heads together we started laughing about it so hard we both peed our pants, she never asked again to drive and I never offered either. We had a blast with the things we did together. I didn't see Vicky that much any more after I moved to CDA , when Ryan was in the hospital she stay 1 night at my house we stayed up until 3 am talking just like where we left off, we had a good visit and good laughs. One more thing to share Vicky never drove so I would drive everywhere if we went to Spokane I drove I couldn't see far away so Vicky would tell me when I could pass a car, we never got in a wreak we where a team. She going to be deeply missed I'm going to miss that beautiful smile and the twinkle in her eyes when you seen her. RIP Vicky. A best Sister in law you could have. Love you Vicky❤

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Steve and Cheri Woodin lit a candle

Wednesday, September 16, 2020

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Dayna Dittman (Sines) posted a condolence

Monday, September 14, 2020

I don't even know where to begin this doesnt seem real, I'll forever be thankful for the last 5 years getting to be so close with you. I'll always remember the mornings before work an getting up early to go over an sip coffee an have you braid my hair every morning, the laughs we had with shelbie an you shaking your head at our terrible life decisions , how excited you were to finally be able to hold yet another baby ill never forget after having kyser I washed him an put baby lotion on him an took him over to meet you, an you just sat there an rocked him an the bright beautiful smile on your face I'll never forget. We love you so much an our world will be so different without you, you were the rock to this family. You never judged you were just always there. Rip Aunt Vickey forever in our hearts an always on our mind.

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Shelbie Barden posted a condolence

Monday, September 14, 2020

I dont even know where to start. It just doesnt feel right. It's like she was here one day and everything was fine and gone the next while everything flipped upside down. She was so much more than just a grandma to me. She was always there when the world was against me. I guess for more than half my life she was more of a mother to me than anything. She took me in time and time again no questions asked. Shed make sure I had school clothes. Helped me with my home work. Took me to the property every weekend. And even used to let me tag along to priest lake when they would go. She was there for me when all the other kids picked on me. She was there when I had my first heart break. We were both late night people, and it was during those late nights I got some of my fondest memories. From straight goofing off being silly and laughing until we were crying, to literally crying when we would have those heart to heart talks. Even though probably more often than not she should have turned her back to me because I didnt deserve the love she had to give, never once did she ever turn me away. Never once did she just leave me hanging. My favorite memories though are all the sunny morning sitting out on the porch swing rocking watching the deer in the field and sipping our morning coffee while enjoying that first morning smoke. Or when all the men in the house would leave for hunting camp and wed pretty much just have a girls night every night for a week straight. I even got the chance to work with her at one point. She was my best friend in the entire world. I never got to say good bye. Or tell her how much she meant to me. Or thank her for never losing hope in me when everyone else did. I miss her so much. My world is a little big lonelier without her in it. For now I'll just have to get by knowing she's waiting in the other side. Good bye grandma. I miss you so stinking much. I'll never forget about you.

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Heather Sines posted a condolence

Sunday, September 13, 2020

I have been trying to find the words to say and I can't think of any other then I can't imagine the world without my Aunt Vickey. Not only was she important in my life she was in my children's lives and my grandchildren. She will be missed by all of us. I am greatful that I was able to have her stay with me in Cda when Ryan was hurt we had lots of talks in the morning eating toast and drinking coffee and when Ryan was better and she was able to go home I was so sad. I enjoyed getting to reconnect with her. I called her once a week for a long time because I just missed her company I missed her. I loved how she would walk up behind you and grab your arm and have something funny to say and a little laugh that no one else could hear. I know we both were always wanting something that was so good every time you took a bite you would say Mmmm. I will miss her smile and her laughter and will cherish the so many wonderful memories that were made. I love you Aunt Vickey, our world will not ever be the same without you. Rip

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Friday, September 11, 2020

Vickey Lea Worthington

1951 - 2020

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