Morley, Victoria Anne
Victoria Anne Woods, as she was known when she started her journey, died at her residence on January 22, 2023 at the age of 68 years.
Born December 9th, 1954 a daughter to Betty and Lawrence (predeceased in 1974), step-daughter to Gord (predeceased in 2007); sister to Nancy Woods & Wendy Kinsman (Brian), step sister to Anne Peterson & Louise MacKay. Aunt to Adam Kinsman (Danielle), Jillian Kinsman (April), Claire Peterson, Olivia Peterson, Blair Segsworth, Patrick Segsworth. Great Aunt to Atticus, Ellie and Joshua Kinsman.
A private memorial service was held February 3, 2023 at Toronto General Hospital. The family wishes to thank the Thoracic Department for creating such a beautiful tribute to Vickie.
A Celebration of Life will be held in Alberta.
Vickie was devoted to her career in nursing, it was her life’s work and purpose.
To honour Vickie’s forty-year contribution and in celebration of her legacy, donations can be made to the TGH Thoracic Department, at UHN Foundation. Please visit UHNfoundation.ca/tribute or call 416-603-5300.”
JD
Vicky was someone who was unapologetically herself every day. She stood firmly in her values. Though rough around the edges at times, there was a truly loving and beautiful kindness that shined in all her actions and teachings. Vicky is deeply missed and will continued to be missed. She left a meaningful impact on passing colleagues, I can’t imagine the love and joy she had for those who were closest to her. My deepest condolences to her family and friends.
Pat Moffat
Vickie may be gone from this world, but will always remain in our hearts forever. I wish all of you (family and friends) healing and peace through this very difficult and challenging time. My love and support to everyone 💕💜❤️🩹
Susan Hilton
Vickie, Was a colleague of mine, Toronto General operating room. We became instant friends. When I relocated to Kitchener we remained in contact when she was visiting relatives in the Cambridge area. Several years later I required a heart transplant and lived in the coronary ICU for 10 weeks. Vickie would spend her lunch at my bedside each day she worked. She was very kind and finding a shower for my parents to use at time of transplant. She was a very generous soul and I’m sure she will be missed by many people that she left her mark on. She had a love of life and cherished her friendships. I just heard today while at Toronto General for an appointment, that she had passed. I will remember her fondly.