Birth date: Nov 10, 1951 Death date: Dec 7, 2023
On December 7, 2023, Vicki Lynn Scherer (Wood, Turnbow, Owens) left this life in her sleep and at peace. She was 72. Vicki was born in a taxicab on South Tacoma Way while on the way to the hospital to Lois and Sam Turnbow of Taco Read Obituary
I don’t have the gift of language so I will just say growing up with my sister Vicki was a great adventure. I love her very much and will miss her and her stories about her raccoons. She definitely kept us on our toes. She raised two beautiful young men. Their wives and children are wonderful and we love them all. Again I will say I love you very much Vicki and will truly miss your love and your laughter.
Our aunt Vicki was a bright light and very special in our lives. She was there for us anytime we needed her. Aunt Vicki always reassured us that everything would be okay in a crazy world that is anything but okay. Aunt Vicki was our safe space. We always stayed in contact with each other. Phone calls would last 2-4 hours and sometimes more. Our uncle can attest to it. Sometimes we talked 6 hours or more and did not want to go. Every single phone call would start off with a good prank. She got us really good and we got Aunt Vicki good too. Haha! We enjoyed every minute. Memories we will cherish. We shared everything. No subject was off limits. Our aunt Vicki made us feel we were the most important people in her life. She made us feel like a million bucks. What a special connection we shared and so rare in this day in age. She had this positive attitude about everything, regardless of the situation and we loved her optimism. Glass always FULL. We aspire to be more like our Aunt Vicki every day. She was the one person we reached out to and now that security and safe space is forever changed. What will we do without her great wisdom and solid advice? Brett and I shudder to think about that. We are grateful for the phone conversations and personal text messages that Aunt Vicki shared with us. Her wishes for us will stay with us for a lifetime! Aunt Vicki's laughter was infectious! We can still her her laughter. Brett and I will forever miss her voice. Her Laughter. Her presence. Aunt Vicki will always be remembered every day by her Nephews, William Scherer and Brett Noble! We love you Aunt Vicki. We miss you so much. Thank you for our memories. Thank you for loving us unconditionally! Thank you for being YOU! Rest in Peace our beautiful angel!
