Our mom never just walked into a room --- she would light it up. Lipstick on, coffee in one hand, coke in the other, bling on top of bling with most certainly some fur or feathers to finish out the look. And it didn't matter if it was at a fancy awards banquet or at the Krogers, catching Vic in a normal t-shirt and shorts was just never going to happen. Ordinary was simply not in her vocabulary.

Victoria Diana Robertson was 70 when she left us on Monday, November 2, at her second home in Warren. Before her recent move, she belonged to Cabot, where she half-jokingly (and half-seriously) held the unofficial title of mayor. She was also the unofficial "momma" to so many in the community. Born March 7, 1956 in McCrory to Sonny and Helen Cummings, she grew up into the kind of woman who treated a homeless person with the same unfiltered kindness and attention she would give a millionaire. She was charming and impossible to ignore, and she turned that energy into a long, successful career as a realtor. She was simply infectious.

She loved her three boys more than anything. Jacob went before her and was waiting for her when she crossed over. We are so thankful they have been reunited. Cody and Nicholas remain, along with Cody's wife Jana, her grandchildren Kelby and Mattie, and her brother Stan Cummings and his wife Kay. She also leaves behind her closest dearest friends that were like sisters to her. Mom loved life to the fullest and loved so many of you. And y'all loved her back! So much love created by one little lady with her lipstick, earrings and pearls on. Oh, what a ride!

Friends and family will gather at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 8, at Moore's Cabot Funeral Home.