Victor Robert Krumdick

Born March 5, 1988, in South Lake Tahoe. Passed away tragically December 22, 2020.

He was 32. He is preceded in death by his Gramps(Vic Krumdick of COS fame) and his Uncle Bob, his Aunt Audrey on his father's side and on his mother Gillian's Welsh side by his Nain and Taid, many aunts and uncles, and by his favorite Auntie Sue.

Victor is survived by his mom Gillian Mary Krumdick , his dad Victor Robert Krumdick, and his precious sister Corrie Elizabeth Krumdick as well as the extended Krumdick clan. Buddy is survived by his Grandmother Audrey Anderson (Mayme) whom he looked after so well. He is also survived by his Uncle Pete and Uncle Kevan, Aunt Beryl and so many others of the Robert's clan in Wales and the UK. Victor is also survived by his closest and very best friend, Gina… two peas in a pod who loved to hang out and bake or go out to eat good food!

Buddy was a loving, caring, hardworking young man whose goal in life was to become a doctor.

All who knew him recognized his incredibly warm heart, beautiful smile, and a spirit about him that always made others feel loved and appreciated. So many would share their deepest hurts and life stories and all felt his caring compassion often mixed with deep emotion and a good dose of humor. Victor had the ability to affect so many diverse folks, from all walks of life, from all cultures, faiths, and lifestyles.

While his dad would rant and rave about any particular issue, Buddy always played the devil's advocate and reminded his pop about the other perspective and thus brought his dad a little balance. He loved the ocean, the mountains, and was especially fond of his mom's homeland; Wales, which he traveled to many times in his childhood. Victor played the violin and loved music of so many genres and was always sharing a song with his mom, dad, sister, or his friends. Buddy enjoyed the finer things in life… good food and seeing the world near and far. After finishing school, he hoped to take his mom to Europe while his dad was off wandering in the mountains.

Victor loved working in the ER. He had such tremendous rapport and friendships with his bosses, doctors, nurses, scribes and other co-workers, and even with patients he knew from other seasons of life. At home, we called him Dr. Krumdick as he was always diagnosing his family and friends.

Buddy Victor, you will be greatly missed. There is a big hole in the hearts of those whose lives you touched. You are now free of your pain, your own life struggles and are now in the Presence of your Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We will see you soon, pal. We love you soooo much.

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Published by Tulare Advance-Register & Visalia Times-Delta from Jan. 4 to Jan. 6, 2021.

Memories and Condolences
for Victor Krumdick

Sponsored by Miller Memorial Chapel.

6 Entries

Jennifer Deer

December 29, 2024

Life without you reveals a hole in the hearts of your family. You were such a bright spot in our lives. I remember our secret giggles when Mayme would say the same thing 100 times and we acted as if it was the first time we heard it. Those are things that remain dear to my heart.
I am sure you greeted Mayme as she passed through the veil unto perfection. Life is different without you both. But as I remain I am determined to love my family as thoroughly as I was loved by you and my sweet mama. Our world still remains a mystery but for you , your soul is surrounded by insurmountable love, truth and the complete goodness of our Lord.
I saw a flower bloom in December for me, and a beautiful bird provided me a song the day after Mayme passed. I knew they were signs. How sweet the message was for me.
Jennifer Deer

Family

January 1, 2023

We miss you and life is very different without you. I know you would desire for us to find peace and happiness as we continue our journey to our final home. I will try and proceed that way, knowing that this would be your hope for those of us left behind. God willing. Love Aunt Jennifer

Neighbor David

January 25, 2022

I had no idea.... I´m shocked. Buddy was so smart, sweet, and a wonderful person. It was a privilege to have known him. My condolences... my deepest condolences to his family.

Carol Villalobos

January 6, 2021

I met Victor when I worked at Dr.Chopras office, he would walk in and soon we were all laughing ,he had the sweetest smile, rest in peace my friend suffer no more ,you will forever be remembered.

Pat Christiansen

January 6, 2021

My condolence to all the family. May the PEACE of GOD be with you.

Kurtis Krumdick

January 5, 2021

I suppose my favorite story of Victor was when I was visiting, we were watching the John West commercial " How Much do You Like Salmon", and laughing. We must have watched that commercial three times in a row, enjoying it each time, and laughing like it was the first we had seen it. I mentioned to him that we should show it to his dad so he could have a good laugh with us. At that point he stopped laughing, and with a straight face he said, "he won't like it" we looked at each other, and started laughing at that, then we finished the video still laughing. At that point I called my brother in to see the video. After about twenty seconds he turned to us, and said, " Yeah, I have seen that before", then turned and left. I turned to "Buddy," and he said, " I told you!", with a straight face, then we both laughed some more, we watched the video again laughing harder at the video as well as the turn of events!

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