Victoria Hall Wagerman
Our dear mother Victoria Hall Wagerman, 80, of Memphis, sadly passed away on February 13, 2023 from natural causes. She is preceded in death by her husband of 51 years, Max Wagerman, Jr., parents Fallie and Lewis Hall, infant son Joseph Wagerman and granddaughter Anna Lee Wagerman. She leaves behind sons, Max III (Mary Lee), Jerry (Elizabeth), and Roger (Laura Ann) Wagerman; sister, Nellie Wells; brothers Sonny Hall and Vito Hall; grandchildren, Caroline (Matt) Molyneux, Ivy, Luke, Hall and Bryant Wagerman; and a great grandson, Winn Molyneux.
Vickie was born in South Memphis on August 25, 1942. She attended St. Thomas Catholic School. She married Max Wagerman, Jr of Memphis in 1964. She raised her three sons who attended CBHS and supported her husband as he grew Exchange Parts Warehouse. Vickie loved volunteering at Ava Maria Home, Theatre Memphis and St. Louis Catholic Church as President of the Altar Guild.
After caring for her husband through a prolonged illness, she moved to Atlanta and then Birmingham to be present for her beloved sons and grandchildren. Vickie celebrated her Italian heritage by cooking and sharing family recipes. She was continually hosting celebrations for her family members and making friends wherever she was. Vickie was the life of the party and could frequently be found singing, spreading cheer and wearing one of the many hats in her collection. As she moved to Atlanta and Birmingham her social spirit and generosity followed. Her grandchildren lovingly remember their Grammie or Gaga for her playfulness and warm hugs. She never missed an opportunity to let the people she loved know it. Vickie was not always predictable, but you could expect her zest for life, love for her family and humor to shine through.
A Celebration of her Life will be held Sunday February 19 at 1:45pm in the Riverside Chapel of Memorial Park Funeral Home & Cemetery 5668 Poplar Ave. The Family will accept visitors at 12:45pm at the same location. In lieu of Flowers the Family asks donations be made to the Baddour Center https://www.baddour.org/ or Leadership Revolution https://leadershiprevolution.us/index.php/leadership-revolution-about