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A Eulogy Of Characters
This eulogy I have written is for a very close family friend and second mother Vicky Jane Williams Everyone here knew her and loved her. Vicky was born on the 2nd of May in 1972 to Patricia and Ronald Pugsley and she passed away on the 12th of May 2014. She had a brother named Craig Pugsley and they both grew up in Waikerie, SA. She attended Waikerie Primary School and Waikerie High School. Her parents split up when she was in Primary School and she stayed in Waikerie with her mother and her father moved away to a location just outside of Naracoorte, SA. She also had 6 children, 5 boys and 1 girl. One of her sons passed away before her death though.

She had a lot of hobbies and interests; her most prominent one was her love of jewelry. She loved to collect jewelry. One of her more noticeable quirks was that she always liked to colour her hair. Almost every time we saw her, she had changed her hair colour to either blonde or bright pink, those were her favourite hair colours. Eventually she in a way worked for and promoted Envy Jewelry by holding parties in order to sell jewelry to friends and family. She was a very passionate person. The most important thing she is remembered
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She will be the mother I lost but will forever be in my heart. I know that she will always be watching me, and I will always try to make her proud. Her memory will live on in the hearts of every person she’s touched on an emotional level. I hope that the most important thing you’ll take away from this eulogy is that life is short so live it to the fullest and spend as much time with your loved ones as possible. People who wish to honour her memory will not think of her in sadness but think of her at the happiest you’ve seen her. For that is what she would want for all of us. Do not wallow in the sorrow of her death, instead celebrate the amazing person she is and the amazing life she led. May she rest in

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