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Victorine M. Trammell
March 2, 1939 ~ June 28, 2017 (age 78) 78 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Kelly Peterson
on December 2, 2017 12:16 PM
Message from Tess Taylor
September 30, 2017 9:05 AM
An unforgettable soul, I loved her visits to the dental office & our conversations while we sat together......she made an indescribable impact on me with her wisdom, Filonea Mink and the Jazz Band will always be one of my favorites.
Message from Arthur Clifford
July 27, 2017 8:39 AM
You have filled a great hall with the voices who will carry your teaching forward.
As we too progress through life and offer our perspectives to others, the colors you placed upon our palette of experience, will whisper in them and murmur in those who follow. These many threads are the braids of knowledge bridging generations that came and will follow. You wove with eloquence, this I will remember.
Thank you, Mrs. Trammel, for your guidance in the classroom and in life.
As always,
Your student
Arthur Clifford
As we too progress through life and offer our perspectives to others, the colors you placed upon our palette of experience, will whisper in them and murmur in those who follow. These many threads are the braids of knowledge bridging generations that came and will follow. You wove with eloquence, this I will remember.
Thank you, Mrs. Trammel, for your guidance in the classroom and in life.
As always,
Your student
Arthur Clifford
Message from John-Paul Perkins
July 18, 2017 5:18 PM
It was always fun visiting Aunt Vickey and family the times I made it to Colorado as a youth.Everyone was accommodating and interested in the bike races that were the reason for my visits. There were some good times getting to know my cousins and learning from Vickey and Jim what they shared about their lives. I will always cherish those memories. She was a fine lady who made a positive imprint on my life. I'm sorry for your loss.
John-Paul
John-Paul
Message from Don Parker
July 17, 2017 9:57 PM
a life well lived
A GARDEN PATH was sent on July 13, 2017
Vickey was the kindest, gentlest person, and was a caring friend of mine for years. She will be missed and always remembered. She is an inspiration and an example of the finer characteristics of humanity. She made a positive impact on all she touched.
Message from BeverY
July 8, 2017 8:24 AM
I used to visit Vicky and uncle Paul and Aunt Blossem in their big house on the hill in Canton,,,they were my best childhood memories with my cousins,,,that was a long long time ago,,,we always had art and music ,,,,I loved this family so much
So sorry I had to lose touch with them,,,
Eddie,,,I received your email,,,my mail works but the respond part does not,,,I sent you a letter ,,,hope u got it
I'm so sorry for your loss,,,again,so happy I went to visit Vicky in Northern va,,,,
Love from Richmond ,,,,cousin beverly
So sorry I had to lose touch with them,,,
Eddie,,,I received your email,,,my mail works but the respond part does not,,,I sent you a letter ,,,hope u got it
I'm so sorry for your loss,,,again,so happy I went to visit Vicky in Northern va,,,,
Love from Richmond ,,,,cousin beverly
Message from Cecily Mui
July 6, 2017 11:50 AM
I remember the enthusiasm, joy, and knowledge that Vickey brought to all events and conversations I've had with her, especially in our adventures at South Platte Park. I'll miss the sparkle in her eye and the mischievous grin on her face when she had a great story to tell or an idea to hatch. Many thanks to the family and friends who supported her and shared in the precious moments with her.
Cecily
Cecily
Message from Skot Latona
July 6, 2017 9:21 AM
When I was a budding naturalist, Vickey took me under her wing to help me learn more than just the plants of South Platte Park, but the process to learn them, and more-so an appreciation for both plants and science. I will fondly remember hours of her sitting 'shotgun' as I drove for our trips and tours, entertaining me and van with stories of her adventures and lessons. Her family is in our thoughts.
Message from Jan and Del Watson
July 5, 2017 7:29 PM
What a privilege to know Vickie and Jim. She will be sorely missed by all.
A Comforting Blues was sent on July 4, 2017
Vickey, You are loved and your family is wonderful and loved. Al and Jill and family.
Message from Lenore Mitchell
July 2, 2017 10:05 PM
There's an enormous tree casting shade over a meadow in Roxborough State Park, and under this tree is a bench which always reminds me of Vickey. She'd pause there when leading a group of us on botany hikes years ago, then she'd proceed on, pausing to tell us all about one flower after another. She was a wonderful teacher, gentle and always smiling, so her lessons were not only about plants but also about life. Another of her favorite places to botanize was Loveland Pass Lakes where the alpine plants so delighted her that she'd often sing. It was a delight to know her, to learn from her. Her lessons live on.
A candle was lit by Laura Gilbert and Mackensy Schrock
on July 2, 2017 7:45 PM
Message from Vivian Bish
July 2, 2017 7:45 PM
So sorry for the loss of your mother Jim. May God comfort you and your family during this difficult time. Your all in my thoughts and prayers.
A candle was lit by Vivian Bish
on July 2, 2017 7:41 PM
Message from Bunni Cooper
July 2, 2017 7:50 AM
Jim and family...I am truly sorry for the loss of your Mother. I will be praying that God will be with you each and every day beginning now. I pray that your hearts and minds will be filled with wonderful memories.
I have lost my Mother so I can truly say that I know how it feels. Thinking of you.
I have lost my Mother so I can truly say that I know how it feels. Thinking of you.
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