Geralyn Colleen MCVICKER Obituary (2024)

Geralyn Colleen McVicker, 63, entered through the gates of Heaven on the evening of Monday, December 2, 2024 peacefully in her home. Lynn was born on November 9, 1961 in Yakima, Washington to Richard and Catherine Harris where she remained a lifelong resident. She was the fourth daughter of five girls. Growing up, and throughout life, Lynn was always known as a chatter box. During her childhood, she loved skiing, swimming, tennis and family boating trips to Vantage and Priest Lake, Idaho. On June 10, 1989, she was married to Keith McVicker. They spent 23 wonderful years together. Throughout their marriage, they loved traveling to the mountains, going to the beach, and spending time with their girls. Lynn loved her girls, Katie and Lisa, dearly. As the girls grew, she was the world's best protector and a comfort to them both. She was the face of the local Toys R Us in Yakima for many years. She loved her job so much and was always finding the newest and best toys for her girls. She was a true kid at heart! On April 3, 2013, Lynn's husband went to be with the Lord. For many years after, Lynn made friends and continued pressing on toward the life she so dearly loved. In 2021, she met Lyle, who became a best friend to her until the time she left this earth. Lynn loved being home, watching her favorite TV shows, crafting, Baja Blasts from Taco Bell, shopping, and spending time with her family. Lynn is survived by her two daughters and son-in-law, Katie and Raymond Garcia and Lisa McVicker; her grandsons Isaiah Rivera and Ivan Sierra, and Daniel and Elijah Garcia; sisters Susan (Peter) Dufault, Cathy (Bill) Melberg, Jann (Greg) Rowell and Patti (Dennis) Hogenson; her best friend Lyle Ocker; numerous nieces and nephews, and friends near and far. She was welcomed into her eternal home by her husband, mom and dad, baby Jamie, and her dogs. Services celebrating the life she lived will be held on Monday, December 9, 2024 at 11:00am at Champions Centre Yakima located at 509 North 4th Street. Burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery. We ask that all guests wear something bright to honor the bright life she lived.