Vicki Cruser Biel

My Buddy.I Will miss Her and love Her Forever.

It's sad when the earth loses a beautiful flower.Each one has it's own special beauty. Vicki was a rare combination of physical beauty only outmatched by her amazing inner beauty. When one has a chance to enjoy the company of this amazing human flower life is always better. When God call's this flower home to the heavenly garden full of peace and sunshine. Those of us who knew her are left to do only one thing SMILE!!!

What A Woman!
Mike Dunn

Mrs."G", Duke, Britt, Jim, Jason... Vicki was such a wonderful, kind, generous person, who opened her door to her friends. She opened her door not only to her home to me, but also to her heart. I am so fortunate that she was a bridesmaid in my wedding party. I have that video to be able to see her smiling face and "Laugh" at her crazy grand entrance. Thank you for sharing her with me and my family. We were all so lucky to know her in our own way and to have those special memories.

Vicki,
I'll miss the tears, I'll miss the laughter, I miss the day we met and all that followed after. We were the lucky ones, some people never get to do all we got to do. Now and forever, I will always think of you.

Fran, Duke, Jason & Brittany,
I can see Rose (Vicki's grandmother) & Vicki walking up Fox's driveway for a beautiful day at the beach. Enjoy the sun, sand & surf until we all meet again.

One evening, as the sun was just setting, I was sitting on the beach, across from our home in Point Pleasant Beach, just relaxing, and collecting my thoughts.
Suddenly, I heard little rapid sandy footsteps approaching from behind.
Before I could turn, six year old Vicki plunked herself down beside me on the sand.
"Hi, unca Johnny."
"Hey, Vicki,nice of you to join me."
Quietly,she stared at the ocean, and then she came up with a phrase that I could only attribute to an...

Brittany and Jason,
I am so happy to have known your mom first as a friend in school when we were kids, next as a mom when she brought you guys to Dr. Cuozzo's, and now again when we reconnected as adults. In all those times she was always the same vibrant woman that I will remember fondly.
Take care,
Inger Dooley

Two little girls in dresses on a playground - two grandmothers with pictures to share. How the threads of our lives were forever woven together on that playground. Neither time, nor distance, nor life could ever break that thread. We picked up where we left off. We shared so many giggles and so much joy, along with sorrow and sadness, we had a bond. I'll hold onto my end of the thread Vicki until we can weave our fabric together again. Love ya, Renee'

Dearest Vicki, I'll miss the twinkle in your eyes, I'll miss your smiling face, for losing you has left a pain that time cannot erase. My thoughts and prayers are with your family now. Always, Love Margie
PS, the poem was to long i guess!