Preceded in death by her beloved husband Alphonse. Survived by her loving children Kenneth (Beverly) and Roberta (Wayne) Vaught; her 4 grandchildren; and her 7 great-grandchildren.
Veronica was born in Ohio and moved to Michigan where she met and married her husband, Al, during WWII. She worked hard throughout her life and spent many years catering with her sister for special events. Veronica enjoyed cooking and baking and never needed an excuse to whip up something in the kitchen whether you were family or not. She taught her children the value of tradition, hard work and unconditional love. She was there always for her family and rarely said no to any request. Veronica was a faithful servant of God, now resting in his care.
Veronica was born in Ohio and moved to Michigan where she met and married her husband, Al, during WWII. She worked hard throughout her life and spent many years catering with her sister for special events. Veronica enjoyed cooking and baking and never needed an excuse to whip up something in the kitchen whether you were family or not. She taught her children the value of tradition, hard work and unconditional love. She was there always for her family and rarely said no to any request. Veronica was a faithful servant of God, now resting in his care.
Preceded in death by her beloved husband Alphonse. Survived by her loving children Kenneth (Beverly) and Roberta (Wayne) Vaught; her 4 grandchildren; and her 7 great-grandchildren.
Veronica was born in Ohio and moved to Michigan where she met and married her husband, Al, during WWII. She worked hard throughout her life and spent many years catering with her sister for special events. Veronica enjoyed cooking and baking and never needed an excuse to whip up something in the kitchen whether you were family or not. She taught her children the value of tradition, hard work and unconditional love. She was there always for her family and rarely said no to any request. Veronica was a faithful servant of God, now resting in his care.
Veronica was born in Ohio and moved to Michigan where she met and married her husband, Al, during WWII. She worked hard throughout her life and spent many years catering with her sister for special events. Veronica enjoyed cooking and baking and never needed an excuse to whip up something in the kitchen whether you were family or not. She taught her children the value of tradition, hard work and unconditional love. She was there always for her family and rarely said no to any request. Veronica was a faithful servant of God, now resting in his care.
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