I know I said a lot at the funeral, but there is so much more that could be said about Vickie! Vickie was a gift to me, reminding me of how important the people I work with are, and that they have such amazing life stories. Much love to you, my Miss Vickie.

Vickie, it has been an honor and privilege to have supported you over the years. Thank you for our night chats, knitting sessions stories you and I shared. I will miss you call out "Is that you Annette ", when I knock on your door, checking that both your legs are on the bed, the crazy hour of the night or early morning you would come over to Homestead to give me a flower and most of all, being you.. RIP Vickie💜💜💜xoxoxo St Doms Nocte SW. P.S Love the colour of your casket, all the knitting and stuffed cuddly. FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS

I had the privilege of seeing Vickie again in July last year when Pathways supported our services in Feilding. It was so awesome to connect with her again. I used to work with Vickie many years ago when I was a very junior social worker and Vickie taught me what I needed to know about working with people. It was an honour to be a part of Vickie's life and to know her and learn from her. Thank you Vickie for all you have done for me. I would not be where I am today without you.