Vickie Lynn Kissack, age 65, a resident of Racine passed away on January 23rd, 2017 at her home, surrounded by people who loved her.
Vickie was born in Watseka IL on August 5th, 1951, the daughter of Francis and Doris (Webster) Kissack. She was educated in the schools of Channahon and Minooka IL and worked as a caregiver at Iroquois Memorial Hospital. She moved to Racine five years ago, to be closer to her beloved family and worked for several years at Home Instead as a home health provider.
Vickie was an extremely hard worker, sometimes holding several jobs when her children were young. Her kind and loving nature, as well as the way she sacrificed herself for others made her a sought-after caregiver and a joy to her family.
Spending time with her grandchildren, making big meals for her family and staying connected on Facebook were her favorite past times. She also enjoyed reading and staying active in the lives of her kids and grandkids, as well as her many nieces and nephews.
Vickie will be dearly missed by her daughters Stacy (Mike Moriarity) Kincade and Mandy (Boyd) Becker, her father Francis Kissack and her fiancé Earl Brotherton. She is also survived by her beloved grandchildren Cain Hamilton, Mercedes Laird, Andon Long, Sydnee Long and Colt Becker, her brother Steve (Dana) Kissack and her sisters Diane (Roger) Wall, Peggy Pritchard, Dawn Kissack and Carla (Mike) McCabe.
Preceding Vickie in death were her mother Doris Kissack, her brother Bruce Kissack and her stepmother Delores Kissack.
A memorial service celebrating Vickie’s life will take place on Saturday January 28th 2017 at the Milford Christian Church (811-East Hickory Street Milford IL 60953) starting at 10:00AM.
A Wisconsin memorial service will be held on Saturday February 4th, 2017 at the Kenosha Woman’s Club (6028-8th avenue) at 11:00AM with visitation to be held at the Woman’s Club from 10:00AM until the service.
A very special note of gratitude to the staff of Aurora Health Care, Aurora @ Home Hospice and the Aurora Cancer Center for the extraordinary kindness shown to Vickie’s family and to the folks at the Froedtert Clinical Cancer Center for their care and expertise.
JC says:
Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your loved one, Vickie. It breaks ou hearts when death separates us from the ones we love so much. The Bible reminds us that God sees our pain and sorrow and has promised that soon, “death will be swallowed up forever.”(Isaiah 25:8) He will heal our broken hearts by resurrecting our precious loved ones to life again.(John 6:40) Until then, I hope the beautiful memories of Vickie and these promises from God comfort you in the days to come.
T. M. says:
My sincere sympathy to your family. May your memories bring you comfort. And may God’s promise of the resurrection give you hope of the time you can be reunited with your loved one when no more sickness or death.
(Acts 24:15; Revelation 21:3-5)