Vicki Sue Pruitt Trovillion passed away on November 11, 2023. She was surrounded by her family that loved her so dearly. Vicki was born August 3, 1949 in Carrollton, GA, to W.A. "Dub" Pruitt and Marion Susette Pruitt. Widow of Ray "Allen" Trovillion. They were married for 35 beautiful years. She is survived by her brothers, Ricki (Brenda) and Joseph (Debbie); three children, Missi, Mandi (Cory), and Monte (Danae); 22 grandchildren; 5 great grandchildren; niece, Jessica (Eric), nephews, John (Leslie) and Cody (Leslie) and 6 great nieces and nephews. Vicki's life radiated her love for Jesus. She constantly displayed selfless acts of caring for others and played a supporting role to all those around her. She was always the biggest cheerleader in the room. In fact, while supporting her husband's political career she was named "Republican Woman of the Year". You could always find her on the sidelines of numerous sporting events cheering passionately for her kids and grandkids. Her love for them was obvious to everyone and her children all considered her their best friend. She was the heartbeat of the family, vibrant and fun with a confident spirit that cared deeply for others. She had a servant heart with a passion to help those in need. Her home was always open, a safe place where everyone felt welcome and like family. Vicki lit up any room she entered and made a lasting impression to everyone she met. She was a joyful presence with her colorful clothes, gorgeous hair, adorable dancing, witty one-liners and bubbly personality. She loved Jesus, her friends, and her family, and she filled her home with kindness and laughter. Her fiery, bold, compassionate personality made a mark in everyone's heart. Everyone has a "Vicki"story. Most will fondly remember Vicki for her southern accent, genuine compliments and her beautiful smile. The impression she left has now turned into a legacy. She has taught generations to come to chase after a life that reflects Christ with her unwavering love for Jesus, her commitment to prayer, and her absolute selflessness in this world. Whether she was Mama, wife, Nana, sister, aunt, or friend, she filled those roles with compassion, beauty, grace and boundless love. Services will be held at Asbury United Methodist Church (Maitland, FL) on December 2, 2023, at 11:00am. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Grace Counseling Center (https://discovergrace.com/), an organization through her church, Grace Orlando, that she loved and supported.