Titterington, Vivian

Vivian was a great lady and a tremendous influence in the lives of many, including me and my family.
Her love of the Lord was the hallmark of her life.
She is now where she truly wanted to be, with her Lord in glory.
My sympathy and condolences go out to her family for the loss of her presence.
Take comfort that you will see her again.

Vivian was one of the first Dubois folks I met on my honeymoon with Everett Hower in 1962. She was so welcoming and kind to a "dude". I am thinking of all of you. She was truely the one of the best of an amazing era.

Ron,

My condolences to you and the rest of your family. While I never knew your Mother it sounds like she was a great lady and that she had a good life in a great place. Oddly I have been along her path at times, so I know where she has spent time. My husband and I hunted with you and Ron R. in the very early 80s in Five Pockets - we lived in Douglas at the time. We often remember that trip and wonder how you are doing. Now we live in Lander, but spend lots of time in Dubois. Surely I must have crossed your Mother's path in one of those places, without knowing.

I hope you all can remember her fondly and cherish the good times with her.

Marcia Murdock

Vivian you were always a blessing to talk to.
Margaret Young Bintzler

Vivian and Dick are two of the people I remember most about coming to Wyoming as a child. My parents, Bud and Kay Adair, were some of their good friends. They hunted together, fished together, laughed together, and enjoyed each others company for many years. They are all now In heaven together probably having some of the old conversations as before. Vivian will be dearly missed, she was such an angel to all that knew her. my condolences to the whole family, wish we could be with you today.Love always,

Karol (Adair) and Johnny Jones and Family