Vicki Dunifon

After the death of her husband Vickie moved into a condo close to my condo. She was very energetic and she did a lot of walking in the complex area and chatted with folks as she walked. Before the death of my husband, Rod, I had to call the ambulance many times to take him to the hospital. It didn´t matter if it was day or night Vickie would come across the street and stand with me until it was time for me to follow to the hospital. That was such a comfort to me and I will never forget...

I met Vicki at Otterbein when my dad was there. She was always a pleasure to talk to and many times she helped my dad get through a tough spot. When he would leave the dining room, he always made sure to tap her on her arm and say Hi Honey. She was a lovely soul. I'm sure she'll be greatly missed.

Sorry for your loss. She was a joy to be around.

Your family has our condolences! You'll be in our thoughts and prayers!

Greg and family: I'm so sorry to hear of Vicki's passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers. I remember when Mom and Dad, Karla and myself used to sit behind your family in church on Sunday mornings. Sheri & Doug Werling (Troy)

I met Vicki while attending St. Matthews. She was a bundle of fun and full of energy. She was an instant friend. She loved her family and was a part of the folks watching the kids in all the activities. I so admire how she grabbed a hold of life and said , Let's go - we're doing this. You have my sincerest condolences and sympathy as you face this grief. May God hold you in His hand.