CAYCI LEE VUKSANOVICH

3/14/20. I just found out about Cayci's passing and it saddened me to read about it. I was in home room with her my sophomore year at GHS. I knew her but never really got to know her very well and I had not seen her since 1974. I knew she was on the school board in Globe but I didn't know that she was a Master Gardener and an animal whisperer/care giver. Knowing that about her and reading all these wonderful posts on how caring she was truly says a lot about her. I'm married to a master...

This was a human being that definitely cared more about everybody else than herself. Sometimes a little stubborn, in fact, I think she could have been a gold medal winner at the stubborn nationals. This was not always a bad thing. Prayers of healing for the Vuksanovich and Cunningham family.

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Rest in peace Cayci. We will miss you!

Condolences to the Vuksanovich and Cunningham families........she has gone too soon but is in a better place.

I'm trying to remember how we met Cayci--probably through Master Gardeners in Payson, but it was just the start of a long and valued friendship. Cayci was there for me when I lost Ed, and Lou and Makenzie were there with her. My thoughts and prayers to you both; you were blessed with a wonderful, kind and strong wife and mother. Our loss, heaven's gain; many 2- and 4-leggers are alive and well today because of her--that part of her will also be sorely missed. Hugs and Kisses, Carol Lydic

Jerry and I met Cayci through the Master Gardener group and loved attending events at her home. She was always so kind and a gracious hostess. She shared her knowledge of gardening and we learned a lot from her. She was a special lady and will be missed. Jerry and Audrey Morris from Young.

I'm so saddened by Cayci's death. Even though I'm older, she was my mentor in gardening and life. I will miss her more than I can say. Manuel and I send our sympathy to you, Louie and Mackensie, Cari, Buff and Scott.