Terri Lynn Feagans-Vickers
December 21, 1954 - March 12, 2010
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Feagans-Vickers, Terri LynnMADISON-Terri Lynn Feagans-Vickers, age 55, of Springfield, Ill., passed away late on Friday, March 12, 2010, at her home in Madison, Wis. She was born on Dec. 21, 1954, to Dorothy Louise Taylor and Donald Feagans. Terri married Steven Morris Vickers on Oct. 14, 1994, in Madison. She was a member of Calvary Gospel Church in Madison. Terri loved her family and grandchildren, and was selfless in her devotion to the needs of her family. She is survived by her husband, Steven; son, Maurice; four daughters, Janet, Victoria, Marissa, and Leanna, all born and raised in Chicago, Ill. before relocating to Madison; seven grandchildren, Tyler, Luis-Antonio, Jenna, Breanna, Jasmine, Maurice, and Jordan of South Carolina, California, and Wisconsin; sister, Brenda Ritter; three brothers, Jim Feagans, and Gary and Roy Williamson; and several nieces and nephews in Springfield, Ill. and its surrounding areas. Terri was preceded in death by her mother, Dorothy Louise Taylor; and a grandmother, Agnes Edmond of Springfield, Ill. Funeral services will be held at SOUTHERN WISCONSIN VETERANS MEMORIAL CEMETERYS CHAPEL in Union Grove Cemetery, 21731 Spring Street, Union Grove. For updated information, please visit www.terrivickers.com.
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Funeral services will be held at SOUTHERN WISCONSIN VETERANS MEMORIAL CEMETERYS CHAPEL in Union Grove Cemetery, 21731 Spring Street, Union Grove.
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Maurice Fitzpatrick
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I will never forget you Mom and all that you have done. Please watch over me in death as you did in life and give me the strength and guidance to be the best person that I can in the time I have remaining. Find comfort in knowing that you will always be remembered.
I Love You Always,
-Moe
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Victoria L. Rivera
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Hi Mom! I thank you for all the holidays, sunday night dinners, and for sharing with me your life. I miss you and I look for you in everything. Please stay with me and give me the strength to continue doing what I love, helping others and bringing joy to the lives of those less fortunate. You were blessed. You made magic with every meal and I will miss your food, so much. As whimsical and flighty as I was, I just want you to know that everything that I ever did was to make you proud. I learned everything from you, and because of that, I know I will never be weak. Thank you for being there for me in Miami, in the hospital, and for always being willing to go the extra mile. I love you.
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LEANNA VICKERS
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MOM, YOU WERE A GREAT PERSON WITH A BIG HEART.ME,SHAWN,MAURICE AND JORDAN WILL MISS YOU.YOU ARE ONE CRAZY OL LADY AND I WILL MISS THAT ABOUT YOU.YOU WERE NEVER SELFISH.YOU ALWAYS PUT EVERYONE BEFORE YOUR SELF.IF YOU DIDNT HAVE IT YOU WOULD ALWAYS FIND A WAY TO GET IT.YOU ALWAYS SHOWED ME AND YOUR GRANDBABIES UNCONDITIONAL LOVE,FOR WHICH I THANK YOU.YOU WERE GREAT AND I WILL ALWAYS MISS YOU. MAURICE WILL LET JORDAN KNOW ALL THE FUN YOU TWO HAD TOGETHER AND HE WILL ALSO LET JORDAN KNOW HOW YOU WERE THE BEST GRANDMA THAT YOU COULD BE.NOT ONE MINUET WILL PASS THAT I WONT THINK OF YOU.YOU ARE NOW AND FOREVER ALWAYS IN MY HEART. I LOVE YOU WITH EVERY OUNCE OF MY BEING AND YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. I PROMISE
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Iiona Virgin
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I am so sorry to hear of your loss and I will be praying for you guys to find peace while you are going through this. I can't say that I know what it's like to lose a mom, but I can say that I know how hard it is to lose someone so important in your life that it leaves a hole. Your mom was a special person and I remember her being so kind hearted and loving. I know she will be watching over you guys and protecting you in the next life and I pray that gives you and your family solice.
Love Always, Iiona
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Irv & eileen Mandley
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I was so shocked to hear of Vicki's death. I had just talked to her the previous Sunday. Our sympathy to all of you, with special thoughts to Janet and Jasmine. We pray that you will find comfort in God.
Eileen & Irv Mandley