Birth date: Jun 10, 1963 Death date: Oct 21, 2022
Vicki Lynn Herlovich, 59, of Tallahassee, Florida, passed away on October 21, 2022, after a long journey with colon cancer. Vicki is survived by her wife Marjorie Karter, stepson Johnny Baxter, siblings Phil Herlovich (Trish) and Read Obituary
Vicki and I and 3-4 other LGBTQ women in the community had a band called "3 Divas and Some Strangs". We rehearsed in her small living room and sometimes played in the community. I always appreciated her love of music, her curiosity and her willingness to spiritually expand in his lifetime. She felt deeply and like most humans who are willing to heal the wounds from being human. Her loving kindness was felt by many. I was one of them. Written by Vickie Spray.
I met her when I played the piano for a HS production of Annie Get Your Gun in Fitzgerald which she starred in. I saw she was special. I taught her piano lessons and maintained contact for all these years. She is still special. What a caring, talented, special human. So blessed to have made her acquaintance.
I will miss Vicki’s free spirit. I so treasured her live musical posts from her home during Covid. What a beautiful voice & spiritual leader with her intense love of music 🎶. Prayers to all who will miss her undoubtedly. RIP and you’re in amazing Gods grace sweet Vicki🙏🏻 🌈 💜
My heart is reaching out to Marjorie and the rest of Vicki’s family. I loved Vicki first as a part of the community choir she led with such joy, encouragement, and patience. Her loving, uplifting, radiant spirit, love of music, her singing, commitment, and inclusiveness will remain with me. I, too, have been instructed by her wisdom and presence with, “Listen louder than you sing,” and “Raise your eyebrows.” I see and feel her smile and bright eyes. I hear her singing. I will miss her deeply.
So Sorry you had to leave us so soon. We had some Great times together in Chorus and Band! You will be missed! Love you ❤️
Oh, Vicki. What joy you brought this world.
I’ll be forever grateful we met in 1989 (you were instrumental in me figuring out what was what) and that we were able to have a final quiet visit before the pandemic.
Rest easy, my friend.
I knew Vicki from the 80s doing community theater, through Mickee Faust in the 90s and choir singing after that.
I was so happy that she had found love and commitment with the absoluteute perfect woman. Hero happiness shone out whenever she said Marjorie's name or "my wife". It was beautiful to see.
I will miss Vicki's amazing musical talent, her beautiful voice, the silly humor, her incredible patience when she was wrangling her choirs. She taught us "listen louder than you sing".
The world has lost a very bright light.
Vicki, making music with you was a joy. Knowing you was a joy. My heart is filled with great sadness that we cannot share our gifts again. May the heavens be blessed by your gifts.
Vicki, before hurricane Michael, had grown the largest avocado tree in Tallahassee and the largest many have ever seen. I came to know her through our shared love of gardening. She is missed. My condolences to her loved ones
Ms Vicki it hurts me so much that i havent seen you in so long but im so happy your not in pain anymore. I love you so much , the best mentor and a great influence! Rest in Peace Angel ❤️
