Vicki K. Curren, born March 28, 1948 in Gillette Wyoming to parents Honorable John Ilsley and Helen Ilsley, entered into eternity in the early morning hours of March 21, 2013. She was proceeded in death by her younger sister, Evelyn (Evy) Ebsery who passed away in 2011.
The family moved to Sheridan, Wyoming in 1964 where Vicki graduated high school in 1966. She attended Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri, later transferring to Laramie, Wyoming.
Vicki married Ronald Robert Curren and moved to Denver, Colorado where her only son, John E. Curren was born in 1972.
Vicki was a medical assistant for several well-known Denver physicians until the late 90's. She retired and later moved to Silver City, New Mexico in 2004
Vicki is survived by her son John E. Curren of Denver Colorado, and older brother Harry Ilsey of Borrego Springs, California, and by many nieces and nephews who will miss her.
Vicki Enjoyed tending to her garden, was an avid reader, loved her waterfall and fish pond, and was an amazing cook. She will be remembered for her kindness, thoughtfulness, her loving ways, and always putting others' interests before her own. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
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~Margo~
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-Edie Janney Liotis
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M.L. Reed
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Vicki Curren - Our Friend
I hope this video is enjoyed by those who loved and cherished Vicki's vibrant soul, spirit and energizing personality! Vicki was always supportive of not only my wife Judi as a good friend, for many years ... but she also believed in me as a person and as a professional in my career. Vicki will be missed, but NOT easily forgotten. I met her the same day that I met Judi, on July 15, 1997 ... my very first day in Aurora, Colorado. We shared many laughs and memories over the years.
Vicki had been my wife Judi's friend for many years and was extremely supportive of 'Our' endeavors and was such a very kind and generous soul. Vicki enjoyed LIFE and giving to her family and friends. While we realize things happen for reasons beyond our mortal comprehension, Vicki's absence here on earth will NOT go un noticed, and very much noticed in the next realm. I wish her GOD'S speed and look forward in seeing her presence through the memories and 'energy' that she leaves behind and blazes a trail before us. Rest in Peace Vick. You will be sorely missed.Mason.
A Snowy Colorado Day
I will never forget the time I first meet Vicki She came to my house to take my daughter Margo in a snow storm to go see her son John because i had no car and couldn't do it myself. And when she came in my kitchen and saw my four leaf clover plant on my refrigerator how her eyes lit up because she told me how much she loved four leaf clover plants and plants in general she wanted to take a part of the clover bulb but realized if she had it would of never made it home in the cold i will never ever forgot all the things you have done for my daughter margo and I am forever grateful for your generosity Thank you so much :)