Victoria Jean Bork

Birth date: Mar 16, 1951 Death date: Aug 19, 2022

Victoria Jean Bork age 71 passed away on August 19, 2022 at Intermountain Medical Center. She was born on March 16, 1951 in Aurora, Illinois to Frances Reganti and Victor Van Cauwenberghe. She was married to Thomas F. Bork on June Read Obituary

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Donna Shipler

156w ago

I will deeply miss my dearest friend Vicki, friendship of 50+ years! First meeting at Singer Mental health Center in Rockford Ill in our 20's we instantly developed a deep long lasting friendship. I remember my favorite Halloween with Vicki were she came to my place and we dressed as mummies, wrapping each other in torn up sheets, making fake blood and putting it on each other, we laughed so hard when we got to wrapping our hands and eventually had to ask a neighbor to do it. We where the hit of the party and no one could figure out who we were! We had sooo many fun times, and long loving talks about life. Vicki lived life to the fullest with always a positive attitude, willing to help anyone at any time. I was so tearful when she asked me to be her Maid of Honor at her and Tom's wedding. I was in awe over the years of the love she and Tom had as it was everlasting, She was always just a phone call away for me and our talks about life were so inspiring. I know she is now our Angel watching over all the people she touched. I am eternally blessed for having her as a part of my life.

Jim Bunnell

164w ago

Tom, I was so saddened to see Vicki’s obituary in today’s Tribune. I hope you’ll accept my condolences. I am so sorry for your loss.

Penny Mclaughlin

164w ago

Vicki really enjoyed coming to my antique and yarn store to pick out great colors for her yarn projects. I enjoyed her company as she also took classes. She was always kind and a positive influence on everyone. She will be greatly missed. Penny McLaughlin - Gingerbread Antiques & Yarn.

Tami Dietlein

164w ago

Vicki and Tom have been our neighbors for over 30 years. We have enjoyed their friendship!
Vicki loved taking care of their yard. Her flower pots were always beautiful and she enjoyed putting whimsical solar light up decorations in their garden. I will miss our talks out in the yard.

We always admired her style, from her fast red BMW , to her hair, nails & wardrobe. She was always very modern and put together!

Her holiday decorating was so well done. Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas were always well represented at their house! Our kids loved going next door to see Vicki for Halloween! She was a kid at heart, and would wear costumes and pass out full size candy bars to her favorite neighbor kids.

Vicki and Tom have always loved and taken excellent care of their many dogs over the years and even loved our dogs too! I’m sure there has been a sweet reunion at “ The Rainbow Bridge”.

She will be remembered fondly for being a friend and always ready with good advice when needed.

Sincerely,
John & Tami Dietlein

Jamie Vargas

165w ago

I was fortunate to get to work with Vicki at Jordan High; our offices were right next to each other. We were both new to our positions at the time. She was always there to provide extra support to my students who needed more attention than I could give them with her expertise as a school psychologist. We had a couple of hard years because were both learning our new positions. She helped me find humor on the days I felt like quitting. I’ll always remember making each other laugh, letting me debrief tough days with her in her office, and her genuine caring for her students and coworkers. Even though we only worked together for a couple of years side by side, wherever I would visit Valley High where she moved to after leaving Jordan High, we would catch up and laugh. I feel grateful having known and being able to have worked with her.

Susan Hall

165w ago

Vicki was a beloved and treasured friend who will be missed dearly. She was creative in all she did, worked toward perfection and was a fun and lively individual. She was very generous and donated to the community crocheting and donating hundreds upon hundreds of adorable hats for newborns at Primary Children's Hospital. For years, she designed, created, and donated stunning trees for the Festival of Trees. She spent hours handwriting hundreds of cards to those in need, and was a provider of generous, thoughtful gifts often handcrafted for family and friends. She was devoted to her career as a school psychologist and was committed to those who needed a helping hand or a kind word. She loved life and looked forward to every holiday especially Halloween. She was a fun individual ready to spontaneously do "wild" and "wacky" things She deeply loved her devoted husband Tom as well as their dogs who were valued (and spoiled) family members. The world will be less bright without her presence.

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