Victoria Lee Combs

Mrs. Combs, was a whirlwind when I met her at Jeremiah Home For Children back in the 1980's. I used to work for her Husband Ira at the T.V. Studio, and Vickki and Mrs. A. made sure that I did not fall by the wayside, Back then I knew her as the Doctor Reverend Victoria Combs, she had one hip and was in a wheelchair and was not in the least deterred by it. I learned a lot from her; I will miss her even more. The world is diminished from the loss of her. John Ways

My condolences to Ira and the family! Have known them for years since my son and daughter, cousins of theirs, were babies!

I love you my friend. I'll miss our talks and your advice, but you are now free of pain and no longer suffering!!!!

I have wonderful memories of Vicky from so many years ago. Above all, Vicky had a strong faith in both God and family. Vicky was an important part of my life a long time ago. She truly had compassion for many, and touched the lives of many.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

My deepest condolences for the loss of your dear loved one, Victoria Faulkner Combs. You have beautiful and precious memories etched in your hearts forever. To the Faulkner family who I have known all of my life, I love you. You are in my prayers. Many blessings to each of you.

My love