In the 6+ yrs since I’ve known Vicki and her family, it is clear how much her children love her, how they would do anything for her and how great a loss losing her has been for them. I wish I had gotten to spend more time getting to know her in person, but I’m thankful for the times I did, and for the countless stories Tony, (sorry Vicki, I mean AJ), Robert, & Tianna continue to share. There hasn’t been a single time when we get together, whether Vicki was there or not, that they didn’t bring up a story or share a memory that centered around their mom. 
Rest assured Vicki, you did an amazing job raising your children and you gave them what really counts. They love each other dearly and truly value family! You raised them to look out for each other, to stick up for each other and to always be there for each other. 
They will keep your memory alive in the way they show up for their fiends and family, how they love each other, the memories they share, and how they carry on the traditions you inspired. Your delicious peanut butter cake, your amazing smelling laundry, the magic you brought to the Christmas season and most of all, the way you got things done.
Rest in peace, Vicki, and my deepest condolences to her friends, family, and all those who knew her.

To My Beloved Sister 

You weren’t just my sister—you became a dear friend. When you came back home after your time in the Air Force, life gave us a gift: the chance to truly know each other, to grow together as neighbors and partners in raising our children. Those years were filled with laughter, late-night talks, and the comfort of knowing that no matter what, we had each other. 

You were my lifeline in difficult times, my joy in the best moments. Whenever I needed you, you were there—no questions, no hesitation. Just love, just support, just my sister, always ready to lift me up. I will never forget those times, the way you rescued me, the way you made life better simply by being you. 

I recently discovered a Starbucks gift card meant for the both of us and it reminds me that you are still present in so many little ways. And when I sit down to have that coffee, I will save you a seat—because in my heart, you’ll always be right there. 

I love you so much. 

Your sister Sherry

Vicki was the first born of 4 girls born to Bud & Lillian Clifton.  I'm the 3rd, Diane.  Vicki has always followed her heart and interests.  She's always been a strong and loving individual.  Throughout her life she's been very talented in art, sewing, and crafting. Vicki has generously shared these talents with friends and family.  So it's no surprise that her home was designed with taste and class.  Home was very important to her and she enjoyed her's, especially the deck that her grown children built, and maintained, with love.

Family was very important to Vicki and she shared in our good times and bad times.  When she couldn't be with us, we missed her.

When I was young Vicki would answer my "growing up" questions with truth and humor.  She always enjoyed her sense of humor and a good story.

Like all of my sisters, Vicki was a good friend. Now we will all GREATLY MISS HER.

Well, Vicki.. I met her and the Mr when I started working at RABA.  She was hard to get to know. She had a wall that not many could get thru, around or over. I make those folks be my friend.  She was tough and strictly business.  I got thru... we were to become life long friends we did a quick trip to Shasta lake. It was pretty empty. I drove us down the river bottom to the caves or old train tunnels.  We had a blast exploring the tunnels and the old stuff that the lake opened us too. That was so many years ago... at least 15 maybe more. Friends forever and beyond.  Love you Vicki Beasley you will always be my friend that was always there for everyone.  Thank you for your friendship I love you ...JP

For My Momma

I don’t have a single story or moment that could ever sum up how much you mean to me, Momma. Words will never be enough.

You were my guiding light—my safe harbor in every storm, the one who showed me the way through my darkest days.
The worst day of my life was the day you slipped away, leaving my world unbearably empty.
So much of me went with you, and I still can’t grasp that I’ll never hold you in my arms again.

You’re the one I need the most right now—the one who would tell me that somehow, everything will be okay.
I spent my life trying to make you proud, to show you how deeply I loved you.
And now, in this world without you, I’m left trying to find my place—trying to carry pieces of you with me into every tomorrow.

I will spend the rest of my life holding on to the beauty of you—your strength, your love, your light—
and reminding others of the incredible woman you were and always will be.

I will continue on for you, Momma.
I will try to find the strength you showed me time and time again.
And I hope with all my heart that I can still make you proud.

I know I’ll never truly be able to let you go.
But I hope I can learn to hold on to you in a new way—
in the quiet moments, in the strength you left behind in me,
and in the love that will never, ever fade.

Vicky never failed to make the people around her laugh, smile, and feel supported. She would listen, and never failed to cheer others on. She would help fix an outfit, make a Halloween costume, and make the best peanut butter frosting, no questions asked. Vicky was more than a good mom, grandma, or person, she was an example of how strong love is.

To Those I Love and Those Who Love Me

When I am gone, release me, let me go. I have so many things to see and do.
You mustn't tie yourself to me with tears, be happy that we had so many years.

I gave you my love, you can only guess how much you gave to me in happiness.
I thank you for the love you each have shown, but now it's time I traveled on alone.

So grieve a while, for if you grieve you must. Then let your grief be comforted by trust. 
It's only for a while that we must part.  So bless the memories within your heart.

I won't be far away, for life goes on; so if you need me, call and I will come.

Though you cannot see or touch me, I'll be near.  
And if you listen with your heart you'll hear all of my love around you soft and clear.

And then, when you must come this way alone 
I'll greet you with a smile and say, "Welcome Home".


Remembering the life of someone so special to all of us.
Sending thoughts of sympathy and peace.

All our love to the family, 
Dirk and Shari Grable

My favorite memories are watching mama Vicki with her children and grandchildren. Watching the kids find ways to wind her up. I hear her laughing and yelling “BS!”at someone. Oh her saying “Oh Robert” or “Tiana!” But always said with a hint of amusement and playfulness. She loved her kids and grandchildren endlessly and you could always see that in her. She will be dearly missed. I love you all and my heart with with you.

R- Xoxo

5/5/25, 12:11pm

I won't write you a eulogy
Eulogies only signify the end
So I'll write you this instead
Trying to fish for the right words just to put them on the page to be said only once
It doesn't feel real
Like I'm still in a dream state, entities flowing in their own ways, but yet not the right way
I still believe that this is just a joke
Like you'll jump out of the urn
To the tune of pop goes the weasel 
But instead, you're leaving all of us in anticipation, waiting for the "pop"
I hope wherever you're at, it's peaceful
I hope you don't hurt anymore
I hope one day, I'll see you again
I hope grandpa is with you
I'm so mad that you left
I'm so mad that you aren't coming back
I don't know what to do anymore
I feel lost, like a kid in the grocery store who lost track of their parents
Selfishly, I want you back
But I know you're gone for good
And one day, I will be past it
But right now, I'm hurt
I love you, grandma
This is goodbye for a while

Sending you all so much love. She is very much missed!!

  When asked to share a memory one of the most memorable would be all of the holidays how much Rob would harass his mom over the mash potatoes.  It would always be so entertaining, but it’s important to note. There was never a lump in those potatoes.

I never wanted to write this.  .you most wonderful memories of you ate all of things that e went to coffee...  doing for nothing.  And picking up the kids every Monday. Or the time I had a headache and by accident you have me Tylenol PM instead of regular.  Ruined the whole day.  Or working in my yard with wet towels on our heads because of the heat. Taking a break every 15 min.  Everyday was special Mom. Even when we fought i loved you.  I will miss you every day for the rest of my life. 

I love you... always
Tianna

You will be so missed birthday buddy! I’ve never met someone who could do so much laundry I can still smell the dryer sheets. ❤️Sarah

Mom,

  I didn’t just lose my mom I lost my best friend. The world has already shown me it a lonelier place without you in it. I do what you taught me I have been getting up and getting in that shower and getting ready for the day. I am not letting myself sit and be sad. I know that would make you very unhappy. I want to make your memories live on, share all the tools you gave me to make me the son I am today. I hope you were as proud of me as I was of you and still am. You are truly missed each day, people say it will get easier but I just don’t believe that. I will never forget you and I will keep you alive in my heart. Love you mama, and I hope you and Jim are hand in hand smiling down on us each day. We will make you proud I promise. Love you forever. 

Love,

Your Son AJ!

To Those I Love and Those Who Love Me

When I am gone, release me, let me go. I have so many things to see and do.
You mustn't tie yourself to me with tears, be happy that we had so many years.

I gave you my love, you can only guess how much you gave to me in happiness.
I thank you for the love you each have shown, but now it's time I traveled on alone.

So grieve a while, for if you grieve you must. Then let your grief be comforted by trust.   It's only for a while that we must part.  So bless the memories within your heart.

I won't be far away, for life goes on; so if you need me, call and I will come.

Though you cannot see or touch me, I'll be near.   And if you listen with your heart you'll hear all of my love around you soft and clear.

And then, when you must come this way alone.  I'll greet you with a smile and say, "Welcome Home".

Remembering the life of someone so special, she was a fantastic Mama to all of us, just knowing her even for a brief moment in our lifetime we will cherish all our memories together. 

Sending thoughts of sympathy and peace.

All our love to the family,
Dirk and Shari Grable

Mama Vicki, 

You were in my life for nearly 30 years, the thought of not having you here any more is devastating! Your absence will leave a hole in my heart for many years to come. I love and miss you very much!!!

Your Son-In-Law,

Josh

As a little girl I remember watching Aunt Vicki sitting at the kitchen table by the window working on her latest masterpiece. The speed at which which she stiched was schocking. The detail was flawless. Her talent was awe inspiring. 

She loved her family dearly and we loved her. Aunt Vicki you will be missed.

Vicki had such a big heart and she truly cared about her family and the other people in her life. She is missed and will continue to be missed and thought of so very much. 
I’m glad she’s no longer in  pain, she is with Jim, other family members and friends that passed on before her. 
She loved to tease me saying she was actually the youngest of we four girls. I’d just smile and say, “Yeah, Vicki.” 🥰
I continue to think of you daily, Sis. Love you forever. I’ll see you again some day. 🙏🏻❤️💔😔

For Tianna, Anthony, Robert and Vicki’s whole family… please know you have all my love and sympathies. I remember Vicki when I would come over with Tianna. She had a great sense of humor and made me laugh. She will be missed by so many! Love you all!!

Vicki was a wonderful person. Sherrie and I were so glad to have had her in our lives.

I was a young driver at Raba in 2001 when I first met this wonderful lady. Vicki soon became a dear friend whom I enjoyed seeing on a regular basis. When Vicki and James Beasley were married,  I then started calling them " McBeasly`s". There are 2 things I can state as facts,  Vicki loved her friends,  and her family came 1st.  Rest in love my friend.  Tell James he is missed also.

I will miss Vicky and her laugh and her smile very much. I worked with her for years in a tough job that would tear at you mentally and she always brought out the good side of me by making me smile. Often times saying just the right things to make me want to come back to work the next day. Our chance meetings off the job were always met with hugs and laughter. She was really one of the best people to have entered into Tina, my wife, and mine, lives and we will be somewhat soothed to know that she is back with James to share the next leg of their journey together.

I do not have a picture of momma Vicki, but I had a deep unspoken connection with her. I met her son Robert 20 years ago and her family became my instant unbiological family.  She raised my grand pup and gave her a wonderful life.  I have momentous and memories all around my house of this amazing woman.  She was generous and kind. She was strong and silly.  She raised loving children and grandchildren.  Her family was everything, and she  had a heart so big that when it broke, it broke ours along with it.  
She will be loved and missed as long as I walk on this planet. 

Farewell you beautiful creature with that heart of gold of yours. Xoxo

I remember riding in the car with Vicki and Robert. Robert would always offer me the front seat. Vicki would joke around and say let’s get some fresh air, and roll the windows down. Knowing that was our only option.  Lol

There are so many sweet memories. Like Vicki’s peanut butter cake, and teaching me how to use chop sticks. 

My heart breaks for all! I am here for you however and whenever you want!

Mama Beasley was a fabulous person who never once in the decades of knowing her ever made me feel anything less than loved and safe in her presence.  She will be so missed. Rest in peace, Vicki.

OBITUARY

Vicki Lynn Beasley

19 June, 1951 – 1 May, 2025

Lawncrest Chapel & Memorial Park

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