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Vic was born in Maryville, Missouri, August 9, 1946 to Dennis and Louella Fletchall. They resided on a farm until he graduated from North Harrison High School (Eagleville, Missouri) in 1964.
Vic went to work for Hallmark Cards in the spring of 1964. He enlisted in the U S Air Force and served during the Vietnam War 1965 to 1969. After his military service he returned to Hallmark Cards.
Vic met his future wife, Sharon Kite at Hallmark Cards and they married June 19, 1971. To this union their daughter, Shelly and son, Garret were born.
After thirty six years at Hallmark Cards, Vic retired in 2001 and turned to his love of Vespa Scooters and turned that into a twenty four year passion. He and his wife traveled to Rallys all over the United States. He won many awards for his scooter restorations. They met so many wonderful people and to this day many have become life long friends.
His son experienced going on a scooter ride with his dad and friends to New Orleans, La. Garret felt like he was the oldest of the group. Dad and his friends were reliving their teenage years.
Vic's love for his grandchildren knew no boundaries. From Avery's volleyball to Caleb's baseball there wasn't any bigger fan than Grandpa. He let every person from strangers to friends know how good he thought they were.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Dennis and Louella Fletchall and brother, Curt Fletchall.
He is survived by his wife of fifty three years, Sharon; sister, Bereneda James, Maryville, Missouri; daughter, Shelly (Michael) Williams, Grapevine, Texas; son, Garret (Stacy) Fletchall, Kearney, Missouri; granddaughter, Avery Williams, Grapevine, Texas and grandson, Caleb Fletchall, Kearney, Missouri.
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Mike Levitt
June 9, 2025
I met Vic after we opened Scooter World and he reached out. He was always willing to come talk about and show us his work with vintage Vespa's. He kindly brought a few of his fantastic restorations to our sooter rally's and would participate in many rides. Myself and sometimes along with a couple others, we would occasionally get up to Vic and Sharon's home and spend some time talking, learning and exchanging stories. He was only one of a handful of Vespa aficionados around the country with his skillset level and knowledge. We were lucky to have him in our 'back yard' and to be able to learn and hear firsthand from Vic. He will be missed. Our condolences to Sharon and the rest of the family. Every time I smell the sweet scent of two stroke smoke I'll think of Vic.
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