Meet Victoria
Victoria is a lifelong New Yorker who was brought to Cayuga County when she married her husband John in August of 2018. They now live in the town of Weedsport with their family of rescue cats: Tippy, Houdini, Ollie, and Simba. Vicky & her husband share a passion for renovation, they are like the Fixer Upper couple of the Finger Lakes. John recently completed the "River House" in Auburn, which Vicky oversees as a short term rental property.
Victoria prides herself in being a lifelong learner, she always taking on new challenges to grow. She spent the majority of her adulthood dedicated to helping families and teens live healthy, happy, and whole life. She has a Bachelor’s in Political Science and a Master’s in Public Administration (MPA). She also recently completed a Master's in Pastoral Studies (Theology) and is currently working on her real estate license.
Her passion for survivors of childhood trauma is rooted in her personal experiences of growing up around addiction, domestic violence, hunger, and death. It has fueled her platform of childhood resiliency, sharing how a child's past does not have to define their future. She has had honor to speak regionally on this topic. As a former AmeriCorps Member, she believes in being involved in your community as much as possible. She has been an active volunteer with numerous organizations such as On Point For College, The Food Bank of Central New York, CAP of Cayuga County, and through her parish Church of the Transfiguration. She is also active in the Junior League of Syracuse where she co-chairs the Education and Engagement committee.
Fun Fact: While she is a lover of all things pink and girly, however, she is a former CrossFitter, and loves a good mud obstacle race.
Victoria prides herself in being a lifelong learner, she always taking on new challenges to grow. She spent the majority of her adulthood dedicated to helping families and teens live healthy, happy, and whole life. She has a Bachelor’s in Political Science and a Master’s in Public Administration (MPA). She also recently completed a Master's in Pastoral Studies (Theology) and is currently working on her real estate license.
Her passion for survivors of childhood trauma is rooted in her personal experiences of growing up around addiction, domestic violence, hunger, and death. It has fueled her platform of childhood resiliency, sharing how a child's past does not have to define their future. She has had honor to speak regionally on this topic. As a former AmeriCorps Member, she believes in being involved in your community as much as possible. She has been an active volunteer with numerous organizations such as On Point For College, The Food Bank of Central New York, CAP of Cayuga County, and through her parish Church of the Transfiguration. She is also active in the Junior League of Syracuse where she co-chairs the Education and Engagement committee.
Fun Fact: While she is a lover of all things pink and girly, however, she is a former CrossFitter, and loves a good mud obstacle race.
