Victoria R. McGrath

Pam,
So sorry for the lost of your sister!
Peace and Prayers,
Barbara Poirier

Dearest Victoria,

I have not seen you in over 20 years. We just recently made a reconnection on Facebook and from that I felt we never lost touch. We were classmates from so early on in life. I am deeply saddened by such a sudden loss. I can't help but look at your images and smile. Life may have taken away your body, but your spirit and soul will always be somewhere embedded in mine. Your loss will be felt with

Dearest Victoria,

I have not seen you in over 20 years. We just recently made a reconnection on Facebook and from that I felt we never lost touch. We were classmates from so early on in life. I am deeply saddened by such a sudden loss. I can't help but look at your images and smile. Life may have taken away your body, but your spirit and soul will always be somewhere embedded in mine. Your loss will be felt with many who began to again know you. Life has again showed me it is precious and far too short lived. The Class of 82 has felt far too many losses and I will for one start to appreciate all those around me whom I have always shared this same special bond.
May you always laugh with me, for it seems like yesterday we were playing red rover red rover as you so desperately tried to crash through the arms of your classmates...laughing all the way to heaven.

I remember sitting with her in group, pretty as a princess with her ponytail and flip flops. We would listen to people share their wisdom and sadness, and she would nod her head in recognition of those same feelings people were expressing. When people nodded their heads like this she would call it a "bauble-head experience".
She helped me look for an apartment, going with me to some apartments that I was considering. She helped me pack for my

I remember sitting with her in group, pretty as a princess with her ponytail and flip flops. We would listen to people share their wisdom and sadness, and she would nod her head in recognition of those same feelings people were expressing. When people nodded their heads like this she would call it a "bauble-head experience".
She helped me look for an apartment, going with me to some apartments that I was considering. She helped me pack for my move. She wanted nothing in return.
At Thanksgiving,she invited me over her sister's home with her, because I didn't want to go to my family's home for Thanksgiving.
She went into the hospital, and when she said she had no friends to visit, Joe, her new friend, and I visited her. She shared with me that she liked Joe.
She liked the warm weather, too! And she looked great in a bathing suit.
One Valentine's Day, she was down and I gave her a chocolate heart shaped lollipop. She thanked me, even though she was down.
Then she and Joe visited me in the hospital last year. She had just moved into Joe's house and seemed so happy.
I gave her my old bicycle, though I don't know if she used it.
One of the last memories I have is when we walked in the Road Race for the Transformation Center. My back hurt, but she walked slowly with me, though she said she was going to be embarassed if she came in last in the Road Race.
I miss you Victoria. I miss our laughs, too. I will never forget you.
Love,

Mary

It's so hard to believe that Victoria has left us. She was always so friendly. loving, and generous. I know her spirit will live on in the hearts she touched. My deepest condolences to her family and friends. May peace be with you in Heaven, Victoria.

I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this sad time in your life. Vicky left us way to early and I am just so sad. I knew Vicky from grade school and onto high school and have recently reconnected with her. I am so happy I had the chance to be back in touch with her. She was a fabulous person who loved her daughters so much. I am so sorry. xoxo

Dear Alice and Bill,
We are so terribly sorry about the loss of your beloved daughter, Victoria. Always remember how much your friends love and support you, at this sad time, and on all of the days of your lives to follow,
Laura and Danny

I am truly sorry for your loss. Vicky was a beautiful person whose love of life in the years I knew her in school was infectious. You couldn't do anything but smile around her. She certainly knew how to have a good time. Vicky was also always there for her friends in good and bad times.
Vicky,
You now join many of our classmates that have too been taken far too early from us. God Bless you and Most of all thank you for being a friend.

Fondly,
Clare Connolly Welch
Class of 1982

I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that you and your family are in prayers.
-Suzanne

I am so sorry for your family's loss. May God comfort you all during this tragic time.

May God bless her, and keep her safe in his arms.