Vicky Lynn Bellar Lynch died peacefully May 18, 2015 at her home with her family by her side. She won her victory after a brave fight with cancer.
Place of rest in the Edgewood Cemetery in the Yellow Creek Community.
She was a lifelong resident of Dickson County and was the daughter of Vincent Neal Bellar and the late Roberta Johnson Bellar. Vicky was a kind, sweet spirited lady who loved her family...Vicky considered all her friends as family. She loved life and loved making lives of those around her better. Her life wasn't about drama or fashion....what you saw was what you got. There was pride in her home, her business,and all that she did. Vicky loved Yellow Creek Community, the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains and all of the earths beauty that God has to offer her. Cooking was a love she shared with all of the people around her...she loved to cook and feed.... Vicky had a passion to work...beginning in the earlier years with Schrader's Automotive, then H.I.S. and then Osh-Kosh and later with Aqua Glass. In 2007 she and her husband, Randy estabished the Family BBQ on Yellow Creek and continues to operate this well liked barbeque place. Vicky will always be remembered for her honesty, her sincerity and her old fashioned goodness. She was married to Randy Lynch for 37 years and was a member of the Edgewood United Methodist Church.
Vicky was the wife of Randy, Mother of Derrick (Kristen) and Chelsea (fiance' Devion Gilliam) Grandmother of the one and only Leighton, Daughter of Neal, Sister of Ronnie, Don,Scotty and Debbie, Aunt and cousin to several.
"IF I SHOULD GO TOMORROW IT SHALL NEVER BE GOODBYE"
Place of rest in the Edgewood Cemetery in the Yellow Creek Community.
She was a lifelong resident of Dickson County and was the daughter of Vincent Neal Bellar and the late Roberta Johnson Bellar. Vicky was a kind, sweet spirited lady who loved her family...Vicky considered all her friends as family. She loved life and loved making lives of those around her better. Her life wasn't about drama or fashion....what you saw was what you got. There was pride in her home, her business,and all that she did. Vicky loved Yellow Creek Community, the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains and all of the earths beauty that God has to offer her. Cooking was a love she shared with all of the people around her...she loved to cook and feed.... Vicky had a passion to work...beginning in the earlier years with Schrader's Automotive, then H.I.S. and then Osh-Kosh and later with Aqua Glass. In 2007 she and her husband, Randy estabished the Family BBQ on Yellow Creek and continues to operate this well liked barbeque place. Vicky will always be remembered for her honesty, her sincerity and her old fashioned goodness. She was married to Randy Lynch for 37 years and was a member of the Edgewood United Methodist Church.
Vicky was the wife of Randy, Mother of Derrick (Kristen) and Chelsea (fiance' Devion Gilliam) Grandmother of the one and only Leighton, Daughter of Neal, Sister of Ronnie, Don,Scotty and Debbie, Aunt and cousin to several.
"IF I SHOULD GO TOMORROW IT SHALL NEVER BE GOODBYE"
Vicky Lynn Bellar Lynch died peacefully May 18, 2015 at her home with her family by her side. She won her victory after a brave fight with cancer.
Place of rest in the Edgewood Cemetery in the Yellow Creek Community.
She was a lifelong resident of Dickson County and was the daughter of Vincent Neal Bellar and the late Roberta Johnson Bellar. Vicky was a kind, sweet spirited lady who loved her family...Vicky considered all her friends as family. She loved life and loved making lives of those around her better. Her life wasn't about drama or fashion....what you saw was what you got. There was pride in her home, her business,and all that she did. Vicky loved Yellow Creek Community, the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains and all of the earths beauty that God has to offer her. Cooking was a love she shared with all of the people around her...she loved to cook and feed.... Vicky had a passion to work...beginning in the earlier years with Schrader's Automotive, then H.I.S. and then Osh-Kosh and later with Aqua Glass. In 2007 she and her husband, Randy estabished the Family BBQ on Yellow Creek and continues to operate this well liked barbeque place. Vicky will always be remembered for her honesty, her sincerity and her old fashioned goodness. She was married to Randy Lynch for 37 years and was a member of the Edgewood United Methodist Church.
Vicky was the wife of Randy, Mother of Derrick (Kristen) and Chelsea (fiance' Devion Gilliam) Grandmother of the one and only Leighton, Daughter of Neal, Sister of Ronnie, Don,Scotty and Debbie, Aunt and cousin to several.
"IF I SHOULD GO TOMORROW IT SHALL NEVER BE GOODBYE"
Place of rest in the Edgewood Cemetery in the Yellow Creek Community.
She was a lifelong resident of Dickson County and was the daughter of Vincent Neal Bellar and the late Roberta Johnson Bellar. Vicky was a kind, sweet spirited lady who loved her family...Vicky considered all her friends as family. She loved life and loved making lives of those around her better. Her life wasn't about drama or fashion....what you saw was what you got. There was pride in her home, her business,and all that she did. Vicky loved Yellow Creek Community, the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains and all of the earths beauty that God has to offer her. Cooking was a love she shared with all of the people around her...she loved to cook and feed.... Vicky had a passion to work...beginning in the earlier years with Schrader's Automotive, then H.I.S. and then Osh-Kosh and later with Aqua Glass. In 2007 she and her husband, Randy estabished the Family BBQ on Yellow Creek and continues to operate this well liked barbeque place. Vicky will always be remembered for her honesty, her sincerity and her old fashioned goodness. She was married to Randy Lynch for 37 years and was a member of the Edgewood United Methodist Church.
Vicky was the wife of Randy, Mother of Derrick (Kristen) and Chelsea (fiance' Devion Gilliam) Grandmother of the one and only Leighton, Daughter of Neal, Sister of Ronnie, Don,Scotty and Debbie, Aunt and cousin to several.
"IF I SHOULD GO TOMORROW IT SHALL NEVER BE GOODBYE"
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