Victoria Lynn Wanzo

I’m so sorry for your loss. Jamal the years you all ( My Kellie & Andy ) were growing up I loved interacting with your momma. She was a wonderful person always that sweet smile. Our prayers for all those who loved her.

Condolences to Ms. Victoria’s family and many friends, that she leaves behind.

She had such a beautiful presence about her, I didn’t know her that well, but

She always greeted me at Taco Sombrero like she knew you forever.

Rest in Peace, “Sweet Lady”
Thank you, for your service in so many ways, I wished I have of read about your service sooner, to attend your church service.

I’m honored as part of PGR to “Stand for those that Stood for US”,...

We extend our deepest condolences to the Wanzo family. Carol and I have known the Wanzo family for many years. I grew up with Willie in Milwaukee and served in the US Air Force alongside both Vicky and Willie. Vicky and I share a common bond as we were both Professional Military Education Instructors. Carol and I will miss her dearly, she treated us like family from the first day we met her. Our prayer is that the family will be strengthened by one another's presence and remember the fond...

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

May happy memories of Vicki bring your family comfort. Mr. Lynn sure enjoyed working with Vicki at Taco Sombrero. He enjoyed his time with her as much as she enjoyed her time with him. We are sure they have already had a conversation or two of their days together. Prayers for peace and comfort, the staff at Taco Sombrero.

I am free, Praise the Lord I am Free. Wanzo, we are praying for the family strength. Hugs, Hugs and more Hugs. Pastor & Mrs. Raymond Alexander, Mt. Calvary M.B. Church, Gulfport MS