| Born: | 07/01/1972 - Sydney, NSW |
| Departed: | 21/07/2020 - Kogarah, NSW Aged 48 years |
Farewell to you Vicky - a beautiful mother dedicated to your children who are the legacy of your beauty, kindness and grace. Condolences to your family beautiful lady ❤️
May your memory be eternal ❤️ Vetsikas family x❤️X
Posted by Kylie Vetsikas 19/08/2020
Posted by Jonathan Hill Concord Medical Education Center 10/08/2020
Posted by Catrina La Macchia 27/07/2020
Dearest Vicky, I have the most wonderful memories working with you back in the Crazy Genop days with Kathy, Your beauty and calming presence, your smile and laughter I still recall today. Rest in peace dear Vicky, with love and treasured memories Colette xx
Posted by Colette Kinsella 27/07/2020
Vicky, I am sure that your path is full of light and love. My thoughts and prayers are with you, your family and loved ones. I will miss you.
Posted by Burcu Karlsson 27/07/2020
Vicky was a beautiful person and we miss seeing her at Concord Clinical School. Our love, prayers, and thoughts are with Vicky and her family.
Posted by Michelle Ransom 27/07/2020
Farewell to a beautiful work colleague. It was an honour to be a small part of your journey in this life.
Posted by Caren Beer 27/07/2020
Posted by Sadie Mentis 26/07/2020
Posted by Kathy Bouzios 26/07/2020
I was one of the international students Vicky looked after. Vicky always asked me if I am going okay like a friend and was most helpful whenever I needed her assistance. She was a kind and strong woman. I miss her beautiful smile and will always think of her when I go to Concord.
Posted by Naomi Noguchi 25/07/2020
I loved getting to know Vicky over the past few years and have been so positively influenced by her unflappable joy, style and grace. I will miss her terribly. My very best wishes to her family and her dear friends.
Posted by Leigh Seccombe 25/07/2020
Vicky, you were a beautiful human being and it was a pleasure to know you and work with you over many years at Concord.
Your legacy lives on in your beautiful children, to whom I send my deepest condolences at this sad time.
Posted by Karyn Rowe 25/07/2020
Vicky was a wonderful colleague and friend. Her highly skilled, kind and compassionate support of hundreds of students is an enduring gift to us all.
Vicky - it was a joy to know you. You were full of beauty, grace and courage. Your love of family was the bright and steadfast centre of who you were. I will miss you so very, very much.
Posted by Fiona Blyth 25/07/2020
Beautiful inside and out. Vicky, you will be sorely missed.
Posted by Patricia Hullah 25/07/2020
Vicky was a wonderful professional in her working life and she will be greatly missed by all academic staff at Concord and the ANZAC Research Institute. She was the always smily, helpful face for graduate students, never at a loss to know how to help, to smooth over troubles and direct them in positive ways. Her family should know how deeply appreciated she was in her working life.
Posted by David Handelsman 25/07/2020
Posted by Tamika 24/07/2020
For many, a funeral is a ritual of loss and connection where we remember our loved ones who have passed and comfort the living. The coronavirus outbreak has altered that ritual and changed the way we say goodbye: the loss remains, the connections change.
The new relaxing of restrictions allows 100 mourners inside the church and unrestricted outside of the chapel as long as social distancing rules are followed.
Posted by Denne Cruz 23/07/2020
