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Sibyl
Vickers
Dec 29, 1920 — Jun 22, 2020
Marshall
Sibyl Dennis Vickers passed away peacefully June 22,2020. She was born
December 29, 1920 in Canfield, Arkansas.
She spent her childhood in Minden, Louisiana, graduating from Minden
High School. In 1937 she began her career as a secretary at
International Paper in Springhill Louisiana where she met John G.
Vickers. They married February 12, 1942. They lived in Springhill until
1968 when he was transferred to Bastrop, Louisiana. There she was an
avid bridge player and spent her time involved in various clubs and
church committees. After his retirement they moved to Vickers Farm in
Bellevue, Louisiana where they raised cattle, horses, timber and started
a family Christmas tree farm. Sibyl also enjoyed traveling and spending
time with friends at 1st United Methodist Church in Shreveport,
particularly other members of the Maida Mickle Sunday School class.
After John died in 2006 she chose to live at Brookdale Assisted Living
in Bossier City and later at Oakwood Assisted Living in Marshall, Texas.
In early 2020, she contracted, was treated and survived COVID 19.
Her family wishes to sincerely express their appreciation to the staff
of UT Health in Pittsburg,Texas for their kind and compassionate care to
her during her hospitalization.
She is preceded in death by her husband, her parents, Aubrey and Inez
Dennis, two brothers, Frank Harold(Budge) and Bill Dennis. She is
survived by her daughter Sue Vickers Young, a grandson Dr. Trey
Vanderburg and wife Amanda, a granddaughter Suzannah Vickers Knight and
husband Michael. She adored her great-granddaughters Kannon Chachere
Butler, Kayla Claire Vanderburg, Evelyn Vickers Butler, Katelynn Ann
Minatrea, Lauren Elizabeth Minatrea and Kendall Delainey Knight.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Memorials can be made to television ministry at First United Methodist
Church
PO Box 1567 Shreveport LA 71165-1567
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