Victoria Lynn Bjorem

Victoria Lynn Bjorem, 57,  died Tuesday, December 26, 2017, at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, after a battle with pulmonary fibrosis.

Victoria Lynn Bjorem, an amazing wife, daughter, mother, step-mother, friend, and sister, was born on June 27, 1960, to Judith Wiltgen in San Manuel, AZ. She lived there for only a few months before her family decided to move back to Billings, MT, where she attended school until 8^th grade. The family then moved to Colstrip, MT where she went to middle school and graduated high school. Vicki grew up with two sisters, Luci and Paula.

Soon after graduation, Vicki had 3 children, Lucas Sipes, Mary Hansen and Robert Hansen.  As a single mother, she put herself through college at Moorhead State for 5 years studying Archeological Anthropology. Vicki met the love of her life, Jerome Bjorem, on April 14, 1991.  They were married on June 28, ^,1996 and Vicki gained two more kids, Sherise (Jason)Remmick & Josh (Tarah)Bjorem.

Vicki has always been an outdoor girl. She loved camping, fishing and learning to hunt. She was always up for a new adventure.

Vicki saw the good in people, she never looked down on anyone else and always had a big smile for you!! She ended up having the life she always dreamed of. She met the man of her dreams, they built the house of their dreams together and they lived out in the peace and quiet with their dogs. She also met many new friends that quickly became family.

Vicki worked at Swanson’s Health Products for 19 years as a Product Consultant.

She was preceded in death by her dad, Robert Moseman, and her youngest son, Robert “Bob” Hansen.

She is survived by her husband, Jerome; her mother, Judith Hanson; her 5 children, Lucas Sipes, Mary Hansen, Robert Hansen, Sherise Remmick, Josh Bjorem; her 7 grandchildren, Maverick, Slade, Madisin, Traiten, Rhonin, Bridger and Dalton; and her sisters, Luci (Ken) Tuttle and Paula Smith.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Thursday, January 4, 2018 at 11:00 A.M. at Wright Funeral Home in Moorhead.  Family and friends may gather together for one hour before the service.