Port Orchard WA July 13, 2013
Vicky is enjoying life. I’m always a vital part of my family’s life. I’m working with the Suquamish Tribe. I am the Director of Child Protective Services. I have been involved in this line of work for twenty-five years in some capacity. I love children, care about families, and put a lot of myself into this effort. I resided in Port Orchard. My husband, Cory, and I have four grandchildren. I have five children two are deceased; they’re in Heaven! I’m from a large family. I’m in the country and we have six horses, three dogs, and three cats. Many kids are always at the house, all my son’s friends call me mom. I feed many, counsel many and mentor many. I enjoy antiques. I’m a Traditional Native Cedar Weaver. I have Things I’ve woven in the Suquamish Museum displayed for the Grand opening. I made Cedar gifts for Washington States Supreme Court Justices and presented them with the gifts at an honoring the Suquamish Tribe held at Kiana Lodge, and ate lunch with them and talked about Indian Child Welfare. I’m involved in many Supportive hours of volunteer work with the Suquamish Tribe.God Bless Everyone. See you at the reunion!
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