Maria V Vinson

by Lynn McMillen
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Maria V Vinson Profile Photo Maria V Vinson, born in Alamagordo, New Mexico, was a woman of remarkable resilience and unwavering dedication. Throughout her career as an educator, Maria’s impact extended far beyond the walls of any classroom she graced. Her husband Tim’s military service took their family on numerous journeys, yet Maria’s commitment to her work never wavered.

Maria’s passion for teaching shone brightly during her 20 years in the field, touching the lives of countless children with her wisdom and kindness. Her ability to seamlessly blend education with creativity was a testament to her unique spirit. She graduated with both a Bachelor of Science in Education from Armstrong Atlantic University and a Masters of Arts in Education from New Mexico State University, showcasing her relentless pursuit of knowledge.

Those who knew Maria will fondly remember her warm heart and genuine nature. Her family meant everything to her, and she exuded love and care in all that she did. Maria’s goofy sense of humor, coupled with her unwavering love for others, made her a joy to be around.

Maria found solace and fulfillment in various hobbies, from crafting beautiful jewelry to delving into captivating books spanning memoirs, true crime, and science fiction. Every piece she created bore a part of her soul, reflecting her boundless creativity and passion for self-expression.

Beyond her professional achievements, Maria’s proudest accomplishments were undoubtedly raising her two children, Matt and Danielle. Their successes were a true reflection of the values she instilled in them—a testament to the love and guidance she provided as a devoted mother.

In Maria’s memory remain those who were dear to her: Dolores (mother), Rolando (father), Toby and Robert (brothers), as well as her surviving family members: Tim (husband), Matt (son), and Danielle (daughter). While Maria may have departed this world on March 27th in Madison, AL, her legacy lives on through the countless lives she touched and the love she shared with all who knew her.

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