Vicki L. Weigman

Vicki L. Weigman, age 74, was called to her heavenly home on Sunday, September 21, 2025. Vicki was born and raised in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. The daughter of the late Archie and Barbara (Marheine) Crawford (McKenzie). A beloved wife, mother, grandmother, stepmother, and friend to many. Vicki was a resident of Wisconsin her entire life. As an adult she lived and worked in Green Bay, the Fox Cities, Sturgeon Bay, and then made Tomahawk her final home.

To know Vicki, was to know she loved Jesus Christ and devoted her life to sharing His love, grace, and mercy in all she did. She was baptized as an infant and as an adult accepted Jesus as her Savior. Vicki touched countless lives as she sought to share the promise of Jesus' love with her laughter, generosity, kindness and joy.

Vicki gave birth to two children while married to her first spouse. Her son, Perry Joseph Hendrickson, was born and died in 1969. Her daughter, Gini Hendrickson, brought Vicki many joys, adventures, laughs, and great pride in her accomplishments & character as a woman of truth, justice, and woman of God. The greatest gift Vicki received from her daughter was the birth of Vicki's grandson - Zachary. She shared a special bond with Zach, affectionately calling him "her little guy", even when he had grown into a young man. He preceded Vicki in death in 2013.

Vicki was passionate about healing lives touched by addiction; experiencing the beauty of the outdoors; and natural health. As a second career she started her own business "Blessed Relief Naturally" combining her faith and desire to help others. A Certified Reflexologist, Master Herbalist, and nutritionist, people enjoyed Vicki's soft touch, gentle blessings, and care while in her hands seeking healing and respite.

Vicki was a loyal and devoted wife to her husband, Jack Weigman, of Tomahawk, who survives her. Together they welcomed family and many friends to Vicki's lake cottage built by her grandfather in Tomahawk. Much of her joy in life came from her family and the friends who were like a family to her.

Vicki is survived by her daughter, Gini. Her stepdaughters and their families: Erin Ermis and Melanie Jirikowic. Her siblings, Patti Brunette and Scott (Judy) Crawford. Her nieces and nephews and their families, Barbara Van Hoosen, Michelle Finder, Kelly Blohm, Karmen VanDenHeuvel, Kristin Crawford, Daniel Crawford, and David Crawford. She is further survived by other relatives and numerous friends. In addition to Perry and Zachary, Vicki was preceded in death by her stepson, Sean Weigman.

A Christian memorial service to honor Vicki's life will be held at Vineyard Church in Tomahawk at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, October 11, 2025. Visitation starts at 10:30 a.m. until the time of service on Saturday at the church. A lunch will immediately follow the service.

Because of Vicki's dedication to helping others, in lieu of flowers or cash gifts, please help us continue distributing the Life Recovery Bible that Vicki gave to people to offer them hope.

This Bible can be purchased at Amazon: by going to the "Donate to Charity" tab on Vicki's obituary page at Generations Funeral Home website and delivered to the Funeral Home or you can bring it with you to her service. Gifts of this Bible can be sent to the Funeral Home on an ongoing basis after her services.

Vicki's love for the outdoors will be celebrated in late spring of 2026 in Tomahawk with an organized walk at Bradley Park. Information will be released in 2026 by her family and funeral home.

Generations Funeral Home & Crematory is assisting the family.