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Vicki Dianne Sartin, 63, passed from this life on Tuesday, August 18, 2020 at Mercy Hospital in Tishomingo. Vicki was born on June 14, 1957 in Durant, Oklahoma to Allen Lowell Sartin and Edith Arlene Cody. She graduated high school from Moore, Oklahoma and went on to attend classes at Murray State College. Taking care of people, lending a helping hand or being the social butterfly are all qualities you think of when you think of Vicki. Vicki loved volunteering at the community center where she lived in Pioneer Village. Vicki’s pride and joy was her family; especially her grandchildren. She was a light in the darkness, a smile when you needed it most and the most loving mother and friend who will be deeply missed.
Vicki is preceded in death by her parents, Allen Sartin and Edith Cody; sister, Joanie.
Those she leaves to cherish her memories are her children, Cody Sartin and wife Deana of Tishomingo, Dustin Sartin and wife Wendy of Madill; grandchildren, Alexander Sartin, Nicolas Sartin, Jasmine Leonard, Peter Leonard, Terry “Bulldog” Bradford, Devon Brown; great-grandson, Stiles Scott Sweeten; sisters, Kim Cecil of Tishomingo and Gena Parker of Billings.
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