Victoria Elizabeth Siegel

Victoria Elizabeth Siegel passed away unexpectedly on June 6, 2015, at her home in Windermere, Florida. Born November 25, 1996, Victoria was an earthly angel with a sensitive nature and caring soul. Her passions were art and poetry, and she loved her family and friends dearly. A 2014 graduate of Olympia High School. She planned on opening a sushi restaurant at the Cocoa Beach Pier called “Rikki Tikki Tavern”, she was just starting photography and shot her Aunt Jessica’s wedding as her first project. She also had many things on her bucket list like skydiving, professional poker player, deep sea fishing, opening a campsite, writing songs and so much more. She wanted to travel the world. She was a down to earth hippie girl. Instead of a new car she wanted a 1970 Volkswagon station wagon van. Some people called her Hippie Rikki. She preferred to be barefoot or in flip flops. She was one of the most sensitive down to earth girls you could ever meet. All who knew her will remember her kind heart, her soft spot for rescuing animals in need, and beautiful smile that could light up a room. Victoria is survived by her parents, David A. Siegel and Jacqueline M. Siegel, five brothers, Drew, Daniel, David, Richard, and Steve Siegel; seven sisters, Jacqueline, Jordan, Debbie, Valerie, and Stacey Siegel and Kelly Hite and Janet Maland; maternal grandparents, John and Debbie Mallery; aunt, Jessica Mallery Keene (David); uncles, John Mallery (Katherine) and Jason Mallery (Katherine) and Jason Mallery; and cousins, Hannah Henry and Jonquil Reed. Funeral Services will be held on Tuesday, June 9th at 2:00 p.m. at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, in Orlando, Florida, with viewing at 1:00 p.m. prior to the service. In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to the Victoria Siegel Memorial Fund. This fund will help troubled teens get the guidance and assistance they need to live a healthy and positive life. Victoria Siegel Memorial Fund c/o 5601 Windhover Drive., Orlando, FL 32819 407 351-3351 ext. 561. May her memory be a blessing to all whose lives she touched.