Vicky Lynn Lady of Leedey, Ok, passed from this life November 20, 2017, at the age of 58 years. She was born on September
14, 1959 in Elk City to Austin and Roberta (Kile) Kauk. She grew up in Leedey area, graduating from Leedey High School with
the Class of 1977. She then attended SWOSU, earning a business degree. Later in life, she returned to college at the University
of Oklahoma, earning her Associates Degree in Nursing Home Administration. Vicky worked several jobs throughout her life,
including being a secretary, a mud engineer, and administrator, a bookkeeper, and a homemaker for her family. In her spare time,
she enjoyed crocheting, fishing, gardening, watching OU sports, and spending time with her family. Vicky attended the Leedey
Methodist Church, where she enjoyed many activities, especially singing in the choir. She had the prettiest green eyes, and that
was fitting for her, because she had a beautiful perspective on life, consistently thinking of others before herself. She looked at
people the way they wanted to be looked at; she smiled at you like you were the exactly the person she wanted to see. She was
equally strong and kind, and you would never hear her complain, even when she had every reason to. To know her was to love her,
and her legacy lives on in the hearts and lives of those who loved her, and she will always be remembered for the way she lived, with
a courageous, ready smile. She was preceded in death by her father Austin Kauk. Vicky is survived by spouse Gene Doshier; children
Lindsey Cearlock and husband Derek, Seth Lady and significant other Morgan all of Leedey, and Alex Doshier and significant other Jake
of Arthur City, TX; mother Roberta Kauk of Leedey; sister Dana Kauk of Canadian, TX; seven grandchildren, Avery, Austin, Breyden, Cayne,
Dycen, Ethan, and Fallyn; and one great-grandchild Blakely, as well as many other relatives and friends. Services were held 10 a.m. Saturday,
November 25, 2017 at the First United Methodist Church in Leedey, OK. Burial followed services at New Hermon Cemetery, Leedey, OK.
Cheyenne Star, November 30, 2017