Vicki Lynne Bryan (Rickey), 71, of Leavenworth Kansas passed away on Tuesday January 5 ^th , 2021 at her home with loved ones.

Vicki was born in Kansas City, Kansas on July 16 ^th , 1949 to Leslie and Frances Rickey.  Vicki had two younger sisters Cheryl and Reba and one older brother Charles.  In 1971, Vicki married Larry Bryan of Kansas City. Vicki graduated from Washington High School in 1967 and attended some college courses later in life.  Vicki worked as a secretary, and later in her career worked mostly in the health care field.  She enjoyed researching family history, reading, and transcribing for other companies.

Vicki is survived by daughter Megan and son-in-law Thorjborn Axelsson, son Daniel Bryan and Holly Shaw.  Sister Reba and brother-in-law Gary Ohler. Sister Cheryl and brother-in-law Floyd Nunn.  Her Grandchildren, Alice, Spencer, Sagha, Erech, Kasper, Elleanor, Evalynn and Nils.  Her nieces and nephews Jenny, Jessie, Eli, Darrell, Misty, Tracy, Cindy, Charles Jr (Chopper), Tressia, Steven.

Vicki was preceded in death by her parents Leslie and Frances Rickey, her brother Charles Rickey and her daughter Elizabeth "Biz" Larsson (Bryan).

Vicki loved nothing more than being around her children and grandchildren whom she loved immensely. She believed in unicorns just because her granddaughters did (once upon a time). She would bake brownies for Megan's birthday every year even after she moved away. She worked extremely hard just so her children did not want for anything, even if meant not getting sleep. She loved good music and had the best laugh.  Vicki loved singing to her children and grandchildren, especially on their birthdays and on car rides.  She was not afraid to stand up for what she believed in and always tried to teach her children right from wrong.  She even tried to teach all her children to drive a standard transmission vehicle, 1 out of 3 are not bad odds.  She claimed she was 5'4'' everyone knew better, however her personality made up for that.  She had the best laugh and always won when playing rummy with granny.  She will be missed by so many.

Services at this time are on hold and will be decided later.