It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Vicki L. Erdmann. The 76 year old beloved resident of Weston, Wisconsin, passed away peacefully on Sunday, March 29, 2026, at her home with her husband Bob by her side, under the compassionate care of Aspirus at Home Hospice.
Her gentle departure has left a quiet but profound void in the hearts of her family and the Weston community, where she was known for her warm personality and genuine care for others. Born on March 6, 1950, in Pawnee, Oklahoma, to Gerald and Mary Lynn (Fisher) Kloxin, Vicki lived a life rooted in kindness, hard work, and a deep appreciation for family and simple joys.
Vicki grew up with a strong sense of family and later made her home in Wisconsin, where she built a life centered on love and service to others. She worked for ten years as a waitress at the Wausau Mine Company, a job she truly loved, and her warm personality, friendly smile, and genuine care made her a favorite among coworkers and customers alike.
Those who knew her remember how she brought comfort and connection to everyday interactions, turning shifts into moments of shared laughter and support. Her dedication extended naturally into her personal life, where she remained a steady and loving presence for her family and friends in the Wausau and Weston area.
For many years after her time as a waitress, Vicki continued to find joy in caring for others, reflecting the same compassionate spirit she showed throughout her life. She enjoyed reading in her spare time and cherished the simple pleasures of home and family. Her presence was a source of comfort and stability, and she approached each day with a quiet grace that left a lasting impression on those around her.
Vicki is survived by her husband Bob; her children Machelle (Greg) Eschmann, Rhett Adams, and Brigit Adams; her step-daughter Rachel Gable; five grandchildren; three step-grandchildren; and her sister-in-law Candy Kloxin. She was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother whose love for her family was evident in every act of care and every shared moment.
A Celebration of Life or memorial service details are being arranged by the family through local funeral services in the Wausau-Weston area, offering loved ones a space to gather and honor her life. In the days since her passing, the community has begun sharing memories of Vicki’s friendly smile and caring nature, turning individual grief into a collective space of gratitude for the many lives she touched with her warmth.
Vicki L. Erdmann will be remembered as a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and friend whose warm personality and genuine care left the world a little brighter for everyone fortunate enough to know her. Though her time with us has ended peacefully at her home in Weston, the kindness, laughter, and steady love she shared endure in the hearts of her husband Bob, her children, grandchildren, and all whose lives she brightened.
