So sorry to hear about cousin Vicky. The last time I saw her was at Tommy's Birthday party in Saint Paul. It was great to connect with a great lady. I send you all my love and my prayers.
Love,
Peggy O'Connell

How saddened I was to hear of my cousin Vickie's illness and passing. Our families were geographically scattered, but I remember well the beautiful, smiling little girl I knew when we all still lived in Minnesota. 
My prayers for all who loved Vickie and are sufferijg the pain of loss.

My special weekend with my cousin, Vickie 
Victoria (Conlin) Lambert
In the summer of 2012, Vickie flew in to Minnesota to visit with our Uncle Tom Conlin who was in his last days, battling cancer. Hes the younger brother of her father and my mother. My memories of the weekend are filled with love, laughter and fun. 
We followed a great guide prepared by Millie, the family genealogist. I drove our new car and was not adept at operating the features of the car, especially the GPS. We laughed at my attempts to use it.  After I showed her sites of Mankato and North Mankato, from my childhood, we stopped for lunch. It was a very warm day and we were parched, so we had lots of water and one very refreshing summer libation with our salad. We laughed and relaxed out of the heat. 
While we searched out family homes and sites from Millies list, Vickie took pictures. Several times along the way we called Uncle Tom and got clarifications or shared our discoveries. He loved knowing the daughters of his twin brother and sister were in Mankato.    
When we got back to Minneapolis, my husband, Norm, downloaded all Vickies pictures to a flash drive. We spent the next day with Tom and family. Norm put the pictures on Uncle Toms TV. What a joy filled day we shared with him viewing the photos and one last visit to his beloved Mankato.  
The weekend was full of love, laughter, sharing and tears. It was a magical and treasured time with my dear cousin.  
Deborah DeHaven Peterson 
Psalm 78
Whom do I have in heaven but you? I desire you more than anything else on earth. 
My health may fail, and my spirit may grow weak, but God remains the strength of my heart; 
.. but for me, how good it is to be near God! I have made the Sovereign Lord my shelter, and I will tell everyone about the wonderful things you do. 



A really great person and neighbor! I have known Vickie and Bob for 23 years since we moved next door, and always enjoyed helping/assisting in Vickie's "Projects" though both Bob and I sometimes just looked at each other and just said okay. I will miss those times! Fortunately heaven is perfect so she shouldn't have any "Projects" for us even though she got a head start on us both! We will miss you until that time that we meet again. Love you!

I am so sorry for the loss of your dear Vickie. We at Shepherd of the Woods Lutheran Church pray for God's comfort and peace for all of you who loved her so much.

Vickie was a wonderful co-worker. Always smiling, so smart, great ideas, forever having our backs. When she retired, I thought she would have many years to traipse the world. You have left us too soon, Vickie. Comfort to all her loved ones.

I'm very sorry for your loss. May the God of comfort give you hope and strength in this tough time. Isa. 40 : 29 

OBITUARIO

Victoria Marie Lambert

15 junio, 1948 – 26 enero, 2018

Hardage-Giddens Oaklawn Chapel & Oaklawn Cemetery

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