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Vickie Street Obituary
Vickie was a loving mother, native of Texas, accomplished pianist who delighted in teaching piano and music theory. She was a member of St. James Catholic Church, enjoyed and sometimes organized community functions.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Dorothy Louise Williams Garrett and E.D. Garrett Sr.
She is survived by her children, Kayti Currington Pearce, Christine (Johnny) Cusmir, Kylene (Kyle) Gross, Ian Garrett Street and Elizabeth Anne Street; granddaughter, Adriana Chloe Gilliland; husband, William Cosby Street Jr.; special friend and business partner, John Gerath.
Special thanks to Northside Health & Rehab Personnel and Gadsden Regional Medical Center.
Family will receive friends from 3 to 4 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
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Memories and Condolences
for Vickie Street
6 Entries
Kayti
May 4, 2024
Miss you big Mama. I´m sure you and Padre are slow dancing in the clouds to Elton or Croce.
John Gerath
October 7, 2019
God rest her soul. She was a great musician as well as a great teacher of the art. She is truly missed by many.
BILL DOWDY
October 15, 2014
VICKY YOUR BATTLE IS OVER.YOU ARE A TRUE FIGHTER. GOD BLESS YOU FOR ALL THE KIDS THAT NOW CAN MAKE MUSIC.YOU WHERE ALWAYS VERY NICE TO ME.GOD BLESS YOU.GO WITH GOD.
Tim crist dds
October 14, 2014
Your were so beautiful in High school and such a sweet person ,Fond memories of just watching you walk down the hall ,Hope you kids know how beautiful and kind you were in high school,,,mojo
I will love you always Baby, rest in peace.
John Gerath
October 14, 2014
I will love you always Vickie. See you in Heaven, look for me.
October 13, 2014
Vickie and I have been friends since the second grade. We were best friends through out our high schools years. We were the only two women in the drum line! Boy did we have some fun! Mom I'm spending the night with Vickie, Mom I'm spending the night with Vicki! Then we were free for the night! It was a very sad day when Vickie lost her Dad. We were sophmores. Death really makes an impression on fifteen year old girls. Her heart broke and so did mine. I will miss you my friend. I will always hold you close to my heart. Hug your parents for me. Sing the Lord's praises with your beautiful voice. Love you always, Vicki Myers
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