Vicky Good Daughter

Late in the afternoon Friday, God sent an angel to Wayne Memorial Hospital,=
 knowing how much we can bear, and touched Vicky, a devoted daughter, mothe=
r, sister and friend, relieving her of pain and suffering. We realize God's=
 will is done because He's too wise to make a mistake.

Retha leaves to cherish her precious memories, her daughter, Teteva Lloyett=
e Jones of the home; her mother, Bessie L. Jones of Goldsboro; her father a=
nd stepmother, Hosea and Lillie Daniels of Dudley; four brothers, Hosea (Ge=
raldine) Gibbs, Ronald Daniels, Ricky R. Jones all of Goldsboro and Jeffrey=
 (Kathy) Jones of Chesterfield, Va.; and other relatives and friends.

Vicky Good Daughter
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Maybe parents have good reason to fear strangers, predators or heavy traffi=
c. Maybe they think their friends will think them irresponsible to let thei=
r kids go unsupervised. Maybe media horror stories are more horrible these =
days. Or more accurate.

Vicky Rigby, 48, of Lake in the Hills, died peacefully, March 2, 2021
Visitation will be on Saturday, March 6, 2021 from 6-9pm at DeFiore Funeral=
 Home-10763 Dundee Road, Huntley. A Funeral service will be held on Monday,=
 March 8, 2021 at 10:00am at DeFiore Funeral Home. Burial will be at St. Mi=
chael Arch Angel Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials may be directed to =
Illinois Spinal Cord Association.
Vicky was born August 24, 1972 in Chicago, the daughter of George and Georg=
ia Galanis. On June 24, 2007 she married Russell Rigby. She was a devoted w=
ife and mother who took great joy in raising her son. She had a smile that =
could light up a room and was always thinking of others.
She is survived by her husband, Russell, her children, Alex, Rigby, Rosanna=
 Rigby and Russell Rigby. Jr., also by her father, George Galanis, her sist=
er, Doris Galanis (Aldo Otero), and Cary (Cheryl) Galanis and by many niece=
s and nephews.
Vicky was preceded in death by her mother, Georgia.
For further information please call the funeral home at 847-515-8772 or onl=
ine condolences may be directed to www.defiorefuneral.com


Life isn't fair. Especially for those who are good, honest and loving. Vick=
y was good to her family and friends. She was honest always available to of=
fer advice and loving to all those she touched throughout life. Never to be=
 forgotten, tucked in the folds of our heart forever and her voice will for=
ever resound in our memory. I've known her since her high school days when =
she would stop by our home with her friend Stacey, who happens to be my dau=
ghter; I can still hear her say, "Hi Mrs. Turnbull" in her high pitched voi=
ce. She was a good friend, honest in her perception of life and always lovi=
ng! A terrible loss. My deepest condolences to her husband, father, childre=
n, siblings and all other family members.

Vicky was born in Amarillo on May 17, 1954, to Lavern and Waymon Keys. She =
graduated from Palo Duro High School in 1972. She married the love of her l=
ife, Steve Hunter on November 28, 1981. He preceded her on June 27, 2003. S=
he welcomed her daughter, Kammi into the world in November of 1982.

Vicky was an ornery woman that spoke her mind, but she had a big heart. She=
 was a very good mother. When it came to daughter Kammis events, you could =
count on Vicky to go above and beyond, always bringing good drinks and snac=
ks. She also enjoyed rooting for the Dallas Cowboys.

Vicky was always the life of the party. She could make anyone laugh and she=
 treated everyone she met like she had known them forever. She was a big so=
ul in a little body and gave the best hugs. She had a heart of gold. She lo=
ved her cats, coffee, gardening, crafts and being around family and friends=
. Her and her daughter Alexus were extremely close and were each other's wo=
rld. She took life's obstacles and made getting through them look easy. She=
 was truly a warrior. She is greatly missed.

And? What does this have to do with anything? She deserved to have her daug=
hter neurologically impaired? Some drug addict, she did a damn fine job get=
ting evidence and contacting a forensic expert for someone on drugs.

The late singer and his wife tied the knot in 2004 and share two children -=
- 13-year-old daughter Toni and 12-year-old son Christopher. Chris also has=
 a 17-year-old daughter Lillian, from his previous marriage to Susan Silver=
.



Victoria "Vicky" Lynn Woods Jones, age 68, of Murfreesboro passed away on G=
ood Friday, April 2, 2021 at Community Care of Murfreesboro. She lived in M=
urfreesboro and was a native of Cannon Co. Vicky was the daughter of the la=
te William Claris Woods and Dorothy Jean Cope. She was a graduate of Woodbu=
ry Central High School, Class of 1970.

She is survived by her two sons, Joey (Kristy) Yadon of Murfreesboro and Ju=
stin (Lynette) Payne of Patterson, CA.; grandchildren, Caleb (Lauren) Yadon=
 and Madison Yadon all of Murfreesboro, Zac Payne of Wartrace, Kendra, Whit=
ney and Cooper Payne all of Patterson, CA.; great grandchildren, J.B and Ka=
renna Lee Yadon, Tripp Schwager; brother, Wade Nokes of Des Moines, Iowa; f=
ormer daughter-in-law and friend, Hope Payne of Wartrace.

Vicky worked most of her life in the healthcare industry as a unit secretar=
y and nurse. She could strike up a conversation with anyone and made friend=
s with everyone she met. She also enjoyed a good yard sale, Elvis and the W=
izard of Oz. Vicky loved her family but her grandchildren were the light of=
 her life.

When she whirled into the life of Mike Tucker she swept him off his feet, d=
ividing opinion in Ambridge. The women felt she was trying way too hard, wh=
ereas most of the men merely winked at Mike in appreciative approval. Her s=
wift installation in the Tucker household left Mike's daughter Brenda polea=
xed.

Vicky is a teacher's pet who works hard and tries to get on the staff's goo=
d side. The staff are completely fooled by her act, seeing her as a good, r=
espectable student. She tries to work hard in school and strives to gain go=
od grades. She has a competitive streak and she will cheat to win and be th=
e best.

Underneath her facade as a good student, she is pure, pure evil! Only her f=
ellow students are partially aware of her wicked nature but they do not kno=
w the full extent. She desires to rule the world as the greatest villain an=
d will even endanger other people with the deadly fairy tales she brings ba=
ck to Regal Academy. She loves being evil and struggles and often fails to =
conceal her evil laughter.

After Timmy Turner successfully defeated Vicky in the past and changed the =
bad future into a good one, twenty years passed by and Timmy is revealed to=
 have two children, a son and a daughter. The children bear a resemblance t=
o Vicky's little sister Tootie among other characters, meaning that these c=
hildren would be Vicky's nephew and niece if Tootie married Timmy. Some fan=
s even believe that Vicky herself could have been the mother, and even if s=
o, it's possible that her children could have inherited genes from their gr=
andmother. The two children are babysat by a robot that looks and acts like=
 Vicky, so it is likely that Timmy has some connection with her in the futu=
re, or has at the very least reconciled with her. It is also possible, even=
 implied in some of Adult Timmy's dialogue, that because he forgot about hi=
s fairies in his later life, Timmy eventually assumed that it was his paren=
ts, and by extension Vicky, who helped shape him into becoming a responsibl=
e adult instead of his fairies, and therefore he believes that hiring a bab=
ysitter that resembles Vicky will help shape his own children into responsi=
ble adults too. Vicky's exact connection with the robot is unknown, but if =
she makes and designs these robots, she is likely very rich and successful =
like she always wanted to be.

Victoria was originally born under the name Nadia Neuman, she grew up with =
Tony, an orphan she met in Red River, a place used by families who refuse t=
o raise a Supe or kids that lost their family. In Nadia's case, when she wa=
s a child, she accidentally killed her parents with her powers being unable=
 to control them. Right after this incident, she was taken to Red River to =
learn how to control her powers, but always ended up murdering her adoptive=
 families. Eventually, Stan Edgar adopted her, gave her a new identity and =
erased all evidence regarding her victims, and made a promise to always loo=
k out her. With passage of time, Victoria started a career as a congresswom=
an with a remarkable profile. Eventually at some point in her life, Victori=
a had sex with an unnamed man and got pregnant with her daughter Zoe.

Thanks be to The Great Goddess Isis, I did read this book before the end of=
 the year because oh my freaking GOODNESS IT IS FANTASTIC. This is the type=
 of historical YA I yearn for, I burn for, I want to squeeze close to my he=
art and buy copies of for everyone because it is that damn good.

As much as all little girls want to be a princess, it's a life that really =
isn't as glamorous it's always made out to be.

If I had to live back in the 1800s or earlier, I'd much rather be the daugh=
ter of a farmer or shopkeeper than a king.

From 1987-1991, Heche wowed viewers with her nuanced portrayals, even frequ=
ently acting opposite herself in scenes. Marley was the good girl; Victoria=
 the bad seed. A soap opera clich=C3=A9? Yeah. But Heche, who was just a te=
en back then, gave them such distinctive yet genuinely believable emotions =
that it was very quickly obvious that she had what it took to go the distan=
ce in the difficult industry she had chosen.

In October, FNU Associate Professor Vicky Stone-Gale, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, FA=
ANP, and her daughter Jennifer Stone, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC became the first AP=
RNs licensed as autonomous advanced practice registered nurses in the state=
 of Florida. They received the good news after a house bill permitting sele=
ct APRNs to practice in primary care was signed into law by the Florida gov=
ernor earlier this year. The Autonomous Nurse Practitioner practices in pri=
mary care settings permitting the APRN to be independent of physician gener=
al supervision to provide care throughout Florida.
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