For Wilson and Victoria’s family and friends,
Today’s the anniversary of when Victoria left us and flew straight into the arms of our beloved savior Jesus. She praises and sings in the Throne room with the King of the Universe. How blessed we are to have had you in our lives. Your humility, sweetness and your love of God and people has made you unforgettable. You live in our hearts for ever. 
Love, Rhochel and Russ

   Victoria saw us all through the eyes of God. 
Abraham was described in the letter to the Hebrews as “not wavering in faith”. If you zoom in on Abrahams life in Genesis you see a man who indeed wavered , lied and second-guessed his God.  
Theres no mention of that in Hebrews. 
     Not that God was unaware, He simply saw Abrahams redeemed self, the parts worth celebrating and let the story be told through that lens. 
      Victoria demonstrated that perfectly. She was not blind to peoples’ failings but she quickly pointed to their higher selves , the image of God in which they were made. She saw  people through the eyes of Grace and patience, was willing to walk thru the valley with them and carried hope enough for all. 
       

I will treasure the memories I have of Victoria.  I first came to know her when I attended weekly Bible studies that she held in her home.  Victoria was a lovely hostess; her home felt warm and welcoming.  It was filled with the light of God, and I felt comfortable and free to be myself at all times.  Furthermore, I considered Victoria to be a spiritual mother.  She was the kind of person with whom you could discuss anything.  She was dedicated to her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, and sought to serve Him with all her soul, heart,  and mind.  As a result, Victoria was a formidable prayer warrior; she reminded me of the great spiritual giants in the pentecostal movement:   Smith Wigglesworth, Kenneth E. Hagin, Kathryn Kuhlman, and Maria Woodworth-etter, people who understood the unlimited power of God and the vast spiritual riches available to those who call Jesus, Lord.  One of my best memories of being at her Bible study occurred one time when we all were fellowshipping at her dining room table.  We were in the state of prayer and praise, and the presence of the Holy Spirit just fell, as thick and sweet as honey.  Not only was Victoria a spiritual mentor whose personable nature nourished the soul, she was a fantastic cook.  Many a time I remember eating her tasty soups, vegetable dips, and other treats.  Victoria was generous too.  After each Bible study was over, she would give her “ladies” copies of various books and sometimes she would give us Christian teaching CDs, picked out especially for each person.  Furthermore, she and her husband were evangelists.  Their mission was to bring the salvation of Jesus Christ to their world, and they did that every day with purity, simplicity, power, and love.  When I heard of Victoria’s passing on Friday, November 26, I felt bereft, just knowing that she will walk this earth no more.  However, I know that Victoria is safe and sound in the arms of Jesus, and she is rejoicing as she beholds the glory and splendor of heaven.

OBITUARY

Victoria Holman

November 17, 1939 – November 26, 2021

Palm Eastern Mortuary & Cemetery

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