1955
Vicky
2020
Vicky Lynn (Silbaugh) Sing
October 16, 1955 — December 19, 2020
Vicky Silbaugh, 65 of Humboldt passed away Saturday, Dec. 19, 2020 at Fort Dodge Trinity Regional Hospital.
Vicky is survived by her children Quentin Kocher of Des Moines and Vanya Kocher of Fayetteville, Arkansas; six grandchildren Alexandria Kocher of Ankeny, Marcus (Aalyshah) Kocher of Des Moines, Vanessa Hernandez of Bentonville, Arkansas, Andrea Rosendahl of Humboldt, Eddie Hernandez Jr of Bentonville, Arkansas and Electa Cone of Fayetteville, Arkansas and one great-grandchild Ensley her parents Sherman and Virginia Silbaugh of Humboldt and her sister Zoe (Rick) Sawyer of Elizabeth, Colorado. She was preceded in death by her brother Rod Silbaugh.
Vicky was born on October 16, 1955 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Fort Dodge. She attended Humboldt schools and graduated from Iowa Central for electronic repair. She enjoyed working at restaurants throughout her life and working at Gunders Church Furniture. She was passionate about china painting and was a very gifted artist. She also loved watching football – “Go KC Chiefs!”. She adored kitties her entire life and now Pumkey is right by her side again.
Family will have a private service Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020 at the Congregational United Church of Christ in Humboldt.
Vicky is survived by her children Quentin Kocher of Des Moines and Vanya Kocher of Fayetteville, Arkansas; six grandchildren Alexandria Kocher of Ankeny, Marcus (Aalyshah) Kocher of Des Moines, Vanessa Hernandez of Bentonville, Arkansas, Andrea Rosendahl of Humboldt, Eddie Hernandez Jr of Bentonville, Arkansas and Electa Cone of Fayetteville, Arkansas and one great-grandchild Ensley her parents Sherman and Virginia Silbaugh of Humboldt and her sister Zoe (Rick) Sawyer of Elizabeth, Colorado. She was preceded in death by her brother Rod Silbaugh.
Vicky was born on October 16, 1955 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Fort Dodge. She attended Humboldt schools and graduated from Iowa Central for electronic repair. She enjoyed working at restaurants throughout her life and working at Gunders Church Furniture. She was passionate about china painting and was a very gifted artist. She also loved watching football – “Go KC Chiefs!”. She adored kitties her entire life and now Pumkey is right by her side again.
Family will have a private service Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020 at the Congregational United Church of Christ in Humboldt.
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