Bicyclist hit and killed on bike path

[reality check]

Accept defeat= bitter loser.

Accept defeat, each year your manboobs droop lower and lower, so you lash out at others in weak passive aggressive way.

RIP the bicyclist.

[Fat Albert]

ashleigh wrote:

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I want to kill you.

Wow, such hate toward another human.
You need a shrink. The state can provide one if you cant afford one

[Carbon]

I'm feeling a lot of love in here...somewhere...I'm sure. Just under all the bloodthirsty hate.

Remember the Law of Attraction.... You attract what you project.

[Discusted]

I can't for the life of me understand
how people can be so mean.Obviously this woman was very familiar with this trail so this tells me she was distracted for whatever reason.If she was a careless person this would of happened to her sooner don't you think??This is a horrible tragedy for
both families involved.For the people that feel the need to leave the heartless comments, to bad you dont get to watch her beautiful son ride his bike to school everyday like I do knowing his mother was taken from him at 8yrs old.You should all be ashamed of yourselves.

[Maria]

Vicki was a great person and she will greatly be missed. Farewell Vivki. Thank you

[Accept defeat]

Meg wrote:

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How about we put your body out there and pave over it, you are so incosiderate and rude. You don't even know her or her family, and the least you could do is be somewhat sensitive. So please if you can't say anything nice, take her grieving children into consideration and don't say anything. Because they read these comments and people like you are what make things worse.

This is an internet message board, not a cemetary. Nobody comes here to whine and moan. If you're so concerned with the "grieving children" than turn-off your computer and condole them instead of whining about us.

[Meg]

Accept defeat wrote:

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This is an internet message board, not a cemetary. Nobody comes here to whine and moan. If you're so concerned with the "grieving children" than turn-off your computer and condole them instead of whining about us.

why don't you go find something better to do than criticize the death of someone. Maybe you should find some other way to entertain yourself, maybe by......... getting a life! since you obviously have nothing better to do.

[ashleigh]

Accept defeat wrote:

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This is an internet message board, not a cemetary. Nobody comes here to whine and moan. If you're so concerned with the "grieving children" than turn-off your computer and condole them instead of whining about us.

If I ever met you I wouldn't kill you because you probably hate life, so I would want you to live as long as possible. Of course, I would love it if you were constantly in pain. How about you go slit your wrists or something? I am pretty sure you just make everyone miserable that comes into contact with you. I like how you hide behind your computer. It shows how much of a little B**** you are.

[Accept defeat]

ashleigh wrote:

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If I ever met you I wouldn't kill you because you probably hate life, so I would want you to live as long as possible. Of course, I would love it if you were constantly in pain. How about you go slit your wrists or something? I am pretty sure you just make everyone miserable that comes into contact with you. I like how you hide behind your computer. It shows how much of a little B**** you are.

You need to get laid and release your inner agression

[Accept defeat]

ashleigh wrote:

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And you need to die, I can make that happen if you'd like.

You have anger issues. Why don't you go work them out by pedaling your bike around a Dodge dealership.

[Phat Albert]

ashleigh wrote:

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And you need to die, I can make that happen if you'd like.

Ok tough guy make it happen. Or are you just another condo commando like the rest?

[ashleigh]

Accept defeat wrote:

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You have anger issues. Why don't you go work them out by pedaling your bike around a Dodge dealership.

I have issues. Look at what the f*** you just said. I would ride my bike around there if you promise to meet me at one prick, and stop hiding behind your computer.

[ashleigh]

Phat Albert wrote:

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Ok tough guy make it happen. Or are you just another condo commando like the rest?

shove some food in your mouth and shut that F*** up

[JDS]

As I read through the postings made on this website--I am utterly angered by the total disregard for a wonderful human life that a few individuals on this site have demonstrated. Obviously those of you making such horrible comments don't know Vicki--frankly that is your loss. Vicki and I worked together and ran together--she was an amazing person and a great friend. She had a contagious smile and was always full of laughter. She was committed to a life of good health and strived to share that in the classes she taught at the Health Club as well as with her patients. Ben, Ari, Daniel--and to the rest of her family--my prayer is that the void you are feeling right now will some day be filled with the wonderful memories each of you have of her. God does not ever promise us a long, easy and healthy life--but He does promise an eternal life with Him in Heaven. I know that is where Vicki is today--with her Heavenly Father--probably running, cycling and starting up some aerobic and Yoga classes! She was an awesome individual--her life is a testament to how we all should live our own lives--SELFLESS! Vicki you will always be missed and never forgotten-your spirit will live on in those of us who knew you! God Bless!-Jenn-San Angelo, Texas

[lisa w]

I received a card from vicki many years ago. It was a gratitude card. It was full of warmth and love. It gave me such a good feeling that, for a long time, whenever certain things got me down I would think of Vickis card and I would fill back up with joy. That is the essence of her being ..she helps so many feel better. Thank you Vicki love and peace to you.

[lisa w]

Vicki you will always be one of the nicest people I will be blessed with having known. My yoga sister you will be missed.
I am trying to get in touch with Ariel...my love to you all.

[It Was a Wonderful Life]

Vicki left a wonderful legacy as a loving wife, mother, sister, daughter, and aunt. She was also a good friend to many, an outstanding nurse, and an asset to her community.

My deepest sympathy to her friends and family and the community of Longwood on their huge loss.

[Compassion]

Show a little compassion please

[Bill]

OUr memories of you, Vicki, are all unique. There is so much that could be written about you. There is so much I want to tell you. You played a different role in each of our lives and as a result we all have our personal thoughts. Yet, I'm sure all who knew you will agree that you were a warm, caring woman who gave to others so much of yourself. You were passionate about the important things in life with just a hint of mischievousness in your innocence. You always brought a smile to our faces and joy to our lives. There was no room in your world for negative thoughts, hate, anger or revenge and when you sensed these emotions in others you just moved on. You always seemed to know if a person's heart was in the right place and about this you were seldom wrong. Your life was about caring for others. At the least, you gave us smiles and happiness and for some you would lay on the tracks. I want to feel anger that such a loving, caring person was taken from us so prematurely but I know you wouldn't. So on this memorial day and every day I will toast your life, your accomplishments and celebrate the joy you have brought us. Thank you for the memories. Thank your for your love. You are missed every moment of every day. Till we meet again, love and peace.
BB

[Bill]

lisa w wrote:

I received a card from vicki many years ago. It was a gratitude card. It was full of warmth and love. It gave me such a good feeling that, for a long time, whenever certain things got me down I would think of Vickis card and I would fill back up with joy. That is the essence of her being ..she helps so many feel better. Thank you Vicki love and peace to you.

Lisa we talked on the trail last Thursday night. I remember the card. I don't remember the details but I do remember you were a special person in her life and she wanted you to know that she cared for you.