Vicki Lynn McCudden

Vicki and I had a lot of good times together. And a lot of sad times. We shared grieving and we shared joy. Rest in peace , dear friend.

Dear Kim, Kirstin and family,

Sending our thoughts and prayers for peace and healing from the death of your wonderful Mother. We have many happy memories of her smile and humor. We also remember you both as the finest babysitters ever! We also remember fondly your Father and the beautiful relationship they had. She was so proud of you girls and your families. Blessings from the Storys, way back from Pecan Springs Christian and United Christian Church more recently.

Fondly,
Doris and James, Jason and Nick

I met Vicki at church. Vicki fought the cancer. It was amazing how she was always in tune with her body and knew when it needed attention, even if the doctors couldn't easily identify the uneasy symptoms. ... ... she was a friend... she loved

Starbucks and we met there several times. I will miss her. She can join Dennis now. Peace and love. ..gg

I was one of the first people to welcome Vicki and Dennis to Pecan Springs Christian Church. Her family has had a special place in my heart ever since. I am sorry to hear of her death and know she will be missed.
Kenneth

With deep and sincere sympathy may your family feel love and peace during this season. Many blessings.

Vicki was a very dear friend. We shared so many good times over the years. We spent much time together with our spouses. We were both there for each other when we lost our husbands. Her children and our children were close as well. Vicki was so proud of her daughters, and loved her grandchildren more than words can say. My heart goes out to Kim and Kirsten and the rest of the family. All of the McCudden`s have always and will continue to have a very special place in my heart
Vicki will be greatly missed by all who knew her-especially me. Love you Vicki.
I wish the family comfort, peace and love.

I'll miss you, Aunt Vicki. You always great hugs! Give Dennis a hug from me!

I will miss my dear friend and neighbor. I will always remember how excited we would get when we made plans to hit up Chuy's for our favorite margarita. I have such fond memories of just sitting on your front porch over the years enjoying conversations about our families and watching your face light up talking about your grands. You are no longer suffering my friend...rest in peace. Johnnie

Mom, I hope you are at peace and no longer suffering. Your grandsons and I will miss you, Nanna V! If you see Dad in heaven let him know he has four beautiful and kind grandchildren.

Thanks, everyone, for your thoughts during this time. Please feel free to share photos and memories here.