Vickie Josephine Hilburn Date of Birth: Sun, 09/21/1952 Date of Death: Thu, 12/22/2011

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  • The Alexander's Family
    Saturday, December 31, 2011 - 12:20

    The Alexander’s Family would like to express their condolences. We have never met, but we would like to just share some word of comfort to the family because life can be so overwhelming sometimes. The pain, the grief, and the feeling of hopelessness can be unbearable. Hopefully you can find comfort in family and friends but most of all thru Almighty God’s Word the Bible, whose ear and supplication is toward the distress ones. He will also fulfill His promise at Isaiah 25:8 “He will actually swallow up death forever, and the Sovereign Lord Jehovah will certainly wipe the tears from all faces . . . Jehovah himself has spoken it.”
    Also at 2Corinthains 1:3-4 says “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord, Jesus Christ, the father of tender mercies and the God of all comfort.” (Read also Revelation 21:3,4).
    These are just a few scriptures that comforted me in my time of need and hopefully you found comfort in them too.

    Sincerely,
    The Alexander’s Family

  • Jackie Bohez
    Thursday, December 29, 2011 - 22:20
  • Jackie Bohez
    Thursday, December 29, 2011 - 21:48

    It is with such great sadness to hear of the loss of our dearly loved Vickie - she was one the great angels on earth and I always felt blessed to have her in my life. We worked together at Telvent and Vickie truly shone in every way as a colleague, advisor, and most of all, friend. She had the rare gift of making people feel special and welcome under any circumstance. She went out of her way to ensure any issue was fully addressed...and that people were dealt with in a personal, respectful way. If Vickie was involved people knew things would be handled with great care and attention. She was truly an inspiration to us all.

    I wanted to share a story with unbelievable timing and relevance. Hal and Vickie experimented with candle making for a time a while back and I treasured the fragranced candles she gave me, saving them for something very special. Coincidentally, just before Christmas I decided to burn them in my friend's honor without knowing the tragic news. As the candles went out her light and memory shine even more brightly. She gives us all a gift and she shines a light for each of us. Her spirit surrounds us and for this I am grateful. We have lost an extraordinary person who warmed our hearts and lives, but will also continue to do so in a special way that only Vickie could.

    Family was so important to Vickie and I loved hearing about the stories she shared. I extend my deepest sympathy and support to you during this very difficult time.

    With deepest sympathy,
    Jackie Bohez

  • valerie thompson
    Tuesday, December 27, 2011 - 17:56

    May the family of Vickie Hilburn find comfort in your loving memories, and in knowing that God is "near to those that are broken at heart; and those who are crushed in spirit he saves." (Psalm 34;18) Our loving Creator has promised to soon "swallow up death forever...and wipe the tears from all faces." (Isaiah 25;8) With deepest sympathy,

  • Gregory Jackson
    Tuesday, December 27, 2011 - 14:51

    Vickie has done so much for me when i first started at telvent see will always give me stuff that would help make my job much easier. She was such a very nice women. My prayers goes out to the family and friends of Ms.Vickie Hilburn.

  • Willetta Carter
    Tuesday, December 27, 2011 - 12:39

    I was so blessed to not only work with Vickie, but to also have a friendship with her. She took me under her wings and mentored me when I first started working at Telvent and every moment was a pleasure. I learned so much from her in the area of HUMAN (People skills) Resources and how to treat people. Her wisdom and knowledge was something she was always willing to share. Even after she was gone from Telvent she stayed in touch with me, and constantly checked on me like only a great friend and mother figure could. Just the other day I was looking at a video we took of us surprising her for her birthday, and the total shock and joy on her face just made me laugh, and Vickie that joy in your face is what I will always remember.

    To all of her friends and family, I know you miss her voice and presence every day, but try to remember how blessed we all have been to have her in our lives as long as we did. I will keep you all in my prayers and thoughts through these trying times and hope that you all find the peace Vickie found for herself before her passing. I will so miss getting to just talk with her and getting the best advice ever. Much love and true gratitude going your way Vickie and to you all for sharing her with me.

  • Thanet Flint
    Tuesday, December 27, 2011 - 09:44

    I'm thinking back on all of the memories of Vickie of the last 40 years and how our "office family" at L&N became true family and we've been intertwined all that time. The fun times - happy hours, the bowling league, the trip to the horse races, and I didn't know you could have so much fun having a garage sale. There are countless other times that will be in my heart forever.

  • Jennifer Norbury Embrey
    Tuesday, December 27, 2011 - 09:32

    Warm thoughts and prayers go out to all of Vickie's family, friends and loved ones during this very difficult time. Although I did not know Vickie well, she was a constant bright light in the life of another who is very dear to me. Vickie, may you shine on in heaven as you did on earth and may all those whom love you continue to remember all those great times. May God bless and keep you safe always.

  • Greta Gwyn
    Tuesday, December 27, 2011 - 09:13

    (To Momma and family)
    My heart is broken...but my spirit is strong in belief that my darling friend is cloud surfing and in a far better place than we are. My thoughts and prayers for the family are neverending and though I cannot hug you all in person, I am sending you all my love.

    To my Chickadee (Vickie)...

    What a beautiful person! So kind and warm and loving towards all, even when they didn't return it. Always had hands out to help another and never really letting the words "no" slip from her lips. How many times did you talk me off the ledge? (smile)...I could not have asked for a more wonderful friend in my life, GOD truly blessed me when you walked into the building that day so many years ago. You were there for me when my own sister passed and I was taking care of her. It was you that was there to give me hope and encouragement and empowered me to hang in there. Now my darling you too have left me...but I know that I will see you again and that you are not so far away. We have always told each other "I love you" and how much we meant to each other so I know you knew this before you took your journey.

    "So far away, doesn't anybody stay in one place anymore?"

    I know you would appreciate that line...knowing my terrible sense of humor. I will miss you terribly, I will long to hear your voice, I will desperately try to remember your laugh...I will smile everytime I hear your name, I will laugh when I do remember your laugh and how clever you were with your one liners and I will remember...how loving and dear you were to me and Quincy "all of the time". (Kisses)

  • Lynne Cox
    Tuesday, December 27, 2011 - 00:03

    I worked with Vickie for many years at Telvent. She was an absolute treasure - an amazing woman, loving mother and grandmother, and so good at her job. I had to travel from Canada to Houston many times during my time at Telvent - and she always welcomed me warmly as a long lost friend.

    I am so sorry for your family's loss. It is difficult for me to imagine your loss - please know that Vickie will always be forever connected in my heart as the best welcoming committee anyone could every ask for. Her heart and her smile made every trip special. She will be missed and I will always treasure her affection for life (and family)- she spoke about family always - and how she always made me feel so welcomed.

    My prayers are with you at this difficult time.

    Lynne

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