Birth date: Sep 20, 1965 Death date: Nov 17, 2020
Blue Mound – Vicki Lynn Crawley, 55, of Blue Mound, passed away Tuesday, November 17, 2020, in HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital. Vicki was born on September 20, 1965 in Decatur, the daughter of Jack G. Crawley and Mabel (Rambo) Willis. V Read Obituary
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Heeeeyyy, The Fonz The Fonz. My dad, my dad, my dad. Oh, Brenda, Brenda, Brenda. Awe, BLPPPPPPB. My walking partner in crime- awe, c’mon!, when asked to go but she always went and complained the whole time :) but loved it anyway. My singing partner of any 70’s or 80’s song. Beautiful, helpful, kind. 3 months older than me, reminding me always to find the fun. Loved her dad to the end and back. Vicki, you will forever missed and forever in the hearts of all you touched. Rest in heaven, dearest soul. Kristi Nottelmann
I had the privilege of being Vickie's 3rd grade teacher at the old Macon Grade School. As a student she was a blessing, a sweet personality, and wonderfully played the lead role in one of our little plays! She loved God and shared this with others. May her family be comforted that she is now celebrating in heaven with those who loved our Savior!
Vicki was always so happy and cheerful! I loved taking care of her. I was sad to see her come to the nursing home but happy because i got a chance to care for her once again! She loved her puzzles, her dad Jack, and Tom her boyfriend! I will always think of her when i hear whoo whoo or buck up..a truely amazing person and heart of gold..love u vicki vic rest n peace princess💗
Vicki was always the life of the party! Always ready to dance and meet new friends! I am so glad to know her and to have had her in my life!
-Amy Marshall
Our Deepest Sympathies to all who loved and cared for sweet Vicki. We will miss her visits so much! Love The Staff at Dr Osborne's office.
Vicki always had this natural way of being the star in every room. From her mannerisms to catch phrases, she was nothing short of a character that made me laugh everyday. We loved doing her puzzles and makeup. She will be missed by many. In the words of Vicki (and John Denver) "I'm leaving on a jet plane. Don't know when I'll be back again." Fly high sweetheart!!
The first time area 10 athletes had to qualify at Warrensburg High School; I was so proud of you. You were so strong! You walked all day, even though the ground was unlevel and it was hard for you. You kept your beautiful smile. I love you and I will never forget all that you taught me. ,♥️
It's been 25 years of so, since I've seen Vicki, but over the years, I have thought of her often. She was one of the kindest and funniest people I knew and she had such a gentle soul. My heart goes out to her father, family and friends. I know how much she will be missed. My sympathies to you all.
Jack and Brenda, you were so amazing with Vicki! She will be missed so very much by everyone at Springcreek Terrace and ASF! God Bless you both in this time of sorrow.
