Victoria Collins

Vicki was one of my coworkers at Walgreens. For many years we worked together and grew to know one another. She will always be remembered as being a hard worker and one tough cookie. She was a sweetheart. May she rest in peace!

My dearest best friend, we were both 16 when we met, we had good times and held each other in bad times. we have lived a lot together. I will miss you so much. You always kept me in line, but anyone that knew you understands that. Your heart at times was weak but made of gold. You deserve to rest in peace, you took care of a lot of family, you taught them to carry on. I saw them do it these last days and weeks. You, Bob, and the kids will always be in my prayers. Love, (Carol Jean) Howey Charbonneau

To Bob and Family, I would like to say how very sorry I am to hear of Vicki's passing. I was totally shocked. I have so many memories over the last 40 years that include Vicki. From Connie and I going to your house on Weber from Saginaw High for lunch and babysitting Jamie and Chris. You guys living on Maplewood with her babysitting my kids, baseball games, bowling, spending a huge portion of my summers at the house on Division. Her and Carol trying to teach me how to drive at Ojibway (sorry again about your car Carol). Most recently seeing the 2 of you at Cracker Barrel having dinner. The list could just go on and on. You and Vicki were a huge part of my life growing up. I can't imagine seeing you without Vicki. I am just heart broken for all of you. Please know that I will be keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers over the coming days as I know how hard this will be on all of you. Love Dorothy Leddy (Fisk)