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John Michael Victory

Mountain Media, LLC by Mountain Media, LLC
February 25, 2022
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John Michael Victory, beloved father and grandfather, died suddenly at his home in Blacksburg on Feb.
15, 2022 from natural causes. He was 63 years old.
John is survived and mourned by his three children Danielle and Travis Higgs, Andrew and Vivian
Victory, and Eric and Paige Victory; along with six grandchildren, Isaiah, Virginia, Riley, Harrison,
Penny, and Evelyn as well as one on the way, Eliza. Also cherishing his memory is his mother, Chris
Nowak, and two beloved sisters, Linda Chaplain and Karen McGee. John was preceded in death by his
father and stepmother, William and Lena Victory.
Born and raised in Colorado Springs, Colo., John served as a professional meat cutter at King Soopers for
17 years. He was married from 1983-2002 to Karen Cofer. After having three children together, they
moved to Pearisburg in 1993. John continued his career as a meat cutter locally while becoming a
certified truck driver and continued working as a truck driver serving Riverbend Nursery and others until
his sudden death. John loved his family, and was a dedicated father.
John touched many lives; playing basketball every weekend with family and church members, helping out
with church youth programs, and playing Texas hold‘em nights with his trucking friends just to name a
few. John was the person that friends or family could count on for late night phone calls when they had
problems or concerns, always answering his phone.
John was loved by everyone that knew him or had an opportunity to cross his path. He was a very real and
understanding man. John never met a stranger as he had the ability to meet people at their level regardless
of who they were or where they came from. John never met a stranger and has touched more lives than
we will ever know! He will be missed dearly.
A public memorial service will be held at Sinkland Farms, 3020 Riner Rd, Christiansburg, VA at 3 p.m.
on Saturday, Feb. 26.

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