Victoria “Vicky” Snow 39 of Angola passed away on February 9, 2026. Born on July 7, 1986, Vicky lived with a spirit that was beautifully her own — vibrant, creative, and free. She had a deep love for drawing and coloring, pouring her heart into every page she touched. Through her art, she expressed what words sometimes could not, adding bright color and imagination to the world around her.

Vicky was known for her incredible strength. She faced challenges that seemed impossible and carried herself through them with courage and resilience. Above all, she was a proud and devoted mother. Her daughter, Arianna, was the light of her life, and she took great pride in raising her. Vicky’s love for her child was fierce, unconditional, and unwavering.

Her personality shined in every relationship she held. She had an infectious laugh that could brighten even the darkest days and a warmth that made people feel welcomed and understood. She loved deeply, and those who knew her felt that love in countless ways.

Vicky leaves behind her beautiful daughter, Arianna Surma of Kendallville; her stepchildren, Xander Moore and Sophia Sorg of Angola; her loving parents, Tammy VanDyke; Curt Snow of Auburn; her step-parents, Victor and Freda Neuman of Kendallville; her brother, Dustin Neuman and children (Skyler, Sophia , Grayson) Natasha Derrow and children ( Nash,Jaylin,Bentlie) of Auburn; her sisters, Haley Snyder and children (Taylin and Karter Snyder, Brynleigh Combs) and Kileigh Snow and children ( Sophie and Khloe shepherd,Chase and Paisley Kline, Jordan Snow) of Auburn;  Her grandparents, Lloyd and Sandra Snow of Auburn. Aunts and uncles; Chesney and Tammi VanDyke of Butler, Anthony and Rochelle VanDyke of Michigan, Terry VanDyke and Brooke Masonbrink of Butler, and John VanDyke of Butler, Vicki and Chad stahl of Auburn, Micheal and Rachelle Snow of Auburn. Each of them carries forward her memory with both sorrow and pride.

She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Chesney “Chet” and Lorinda VanDyke JR and Herman and Ruth Collins, Step brother Matthew Paul, who we trust welcomed her with open arms.

Though our hearts ache in her absence, Vicky leaves us with a lasting reminder: to live fully, love boldly, and cherish each day. Her life, though far too short, was filled with passion, strength, creativity, and love.

We say goodbye to Victoria not only with tears, but with gratitude — for the laughter she shared, the art she created, and the love she gave so freely. Her life was a masterpiece, painted with courage and color, and it will forever remain etched in the hearts of those blessed to know her.

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