Vicki G. Houseman

Birth date: Jun 8, 1950 Death date: May 22, 2019

Vicki G. Houseman, age 68, passed away on May 22, 2019 at a local nursing home. She was born on June 8, 1950 to Edward and Elaine (Fox) Peake in Muskegon. Vicki loved many things in life like spending time with her husband, family Read Obituary

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Lance Spaniola

334w ago

I remember aunt Vicki litteraly standing in front of a parking space cuz they were arguing who had the spot first. Vicki got that spot damn it! Sorry uncle John! Haven't really talked in forever but love you and so sorry!

Leanne Duplissis

335w ago

We are so sad to hear of Vicki’s passing! She played a huge part in our lives for many years! She was Aunt Vicki to my kids and they loved her dearly. She always took such good care of all her day care children, and loved each of them as her own. Know of our love and prayers John, Shelly and family.
Love, Mark, Leanne, and Children

Kathy Fohlbrook

335w ago

I will always be forever grateful for Vicki and how she treated me and Alecia and Will. She truly helped raise my kids and loved them as if they were her own. You will be missed Vicki. We love you. John and family I am so sorry for your loss.

Leann Deyo

335w ago

in honor of Vicki.

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Leann Deyo

335w ago

John, I was very sorry to hear of Vicki's passing, your memories, family and friends will help you through this very difficult time, know you are all in my heart, thoughts and prayers.

Judi Shedd

335w ago

My girls were blessed to have Aunt Vicki in their lives. I was blessed to have you love them like your own. I always enjoyed our talks and even enjoyed your ribbing about my teenage years. Prayers for your family and especially for John, Scott and Jason. God speed, Vicki. With love, Judi (Gilbert) Shedd

Shelley Tejchma

335w ago

I miss our marathon shopping trips, going to a million art fairs,and laughing so hard we can’t breathe. You were like a grandma to my kids and they have so many great memories because of that. Why did you have to leave us so soon? I am happy that you are no longer in pain and know you will be waiting for me in heaven with a Kahlua drink in your hand as we go find the best art fair and sale on kids clothes! Love and miss you!

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