Family and friends will assemble at the graveside at Parker Fowlkes Cemetery for graveside funeral services on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. with Bro. Stuart Brooks officiating. There will be no visitation prior to services.
Those desiring, memorials are suggested to the Molly Lucas Fund; in care of her family.
Victoria Senaé Barber, age 33, died suddenly, August 27, 2026, at Tri-Star Horizon Medical Center.
She was born in Dickson County on September 22, 1992; daughter of Brent Barber and the late Kimberly Dawn “Kim” Myatt Wallace. She was a graduate of Dickson County High School and was currently employed with Encore Shoe here in Dickson, TN.
Victoria was a lively young lady who truly loved her family and her friends and she loved hard. She was smart, intelligent but yet a little bit goofy. She had a distinct laugh that when you heard it you would automatically laugh. Victoria was also creative, artistic and crafty. She loved all types of animals, especially dogs. If she had any spare time, she loved to spend it reading and was an avid fan of Harry Potter.
Her daughter, Molly, best described her as “Unique”.
Victoria was preceded in death by her grandparents, Larry (Chicken) Myatt and Jerri Hamilton Barber.
Victoria is survived by her longtime life partner, Eli Lucas, her daughter, Molly Lucas, her father, Brent Barber (Connie), her stepfather, Kurt Wallace, her sister, Erica Pendergrass (Jamey), her nephew, Dallas James Pendergrass, niece Adia Anerin, her grandmother, Brenda Parchment (Thomas), her grandfather, Jimmy Barber, Mother in law, Teresa Lucas, grandmother in law, Nancy Stevenson, her brother in law Anthony J. Anderson.
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Victoria had the most beautiful soul that I have ever known. It has been a privilege to have known her. She will be missed. But I am sure that I will see parts of her in Molly. I will smile and tell her thar she is always with her in many different ways
Words canning express my sorrow. I wish I had more time with this sweet girl. RIP Victoria. We will never forget you ❤️🙏🏻❤️
Victoria was a sweet person with a beautiful smile and an infectious laugh. From a young child to a beautiful woman, she was an important part of our family. She was always willing to help others. Her gentleness and kindness will be her legacy, and many memories will be kept by those who knew her or were blessed to call her Family.
Im so sorry for your loss…….you and your family have had more than its share of pain….please be careful…… God s Speed*
I know we grew apart as we got older, and life took us in completely different directions, but you are still such a huge part of who I am today. There are little pieces of you woven into me that I don’t think I could ever separate from who I’ve become. Even the smallest quirks I have now, the ones that used to be “ours,” remind me of you.
I’ve talked to my kids about you. I’ve told them stories and shared pieces of the life we had together. Our scary movie marathons. Popcorn with lemon juice on it, which they think is absolutely disgusting, but honestly, I think they’re the weird ones. 😂 Our love for animals. The adventures, the laughter, and all the little things that probably seemed ordinary back then but mean so much to me now.
I remember when you got Captain and how much you loved and cared for him. I remember us hiking up and down Garner Creek, completely worn out but still having the time of our lives. I remember when you decided to name Molly, Molly. There are so many memories like that, little snapshots of a life that feels like it happened a lifetime ago.
We were young, and we had no idea how quickly life would change or how far it would take us from each other. But when I look back, I realize just how special that time was. We had so much fun. We loved so deeply. We made memories that became pieces of the people we grew into.
No matter how much time passes or how different our lives became, I will always cherish those memories. You have always had a place in my heart, because you weren’t just someone I knew growing up. You were a part of my story, Vic. A beautiful, unforgettable part.
I love you, Vic. I always will. ❤️
I am so sorry for the family and friends loss of Victoria. she was my coworker but more importantly she was my friend. I always loved working with her, I knew it would be a fun shift when she was there. I loved how outspoken she was, her no nonsense attitude made her a great key holder but she was always fair. more importantly she was always there for me as a friend, ready to help in any way she could. the world was a better place with her in it and I’m so sad to lose her so young, is hard to wrap my head around. I want Eli and Molly to know if there’s anything I can do for you please don’t hesitate to ask and y’all are in my thoughts and prayers, my heart aches for you both. she will be greatly missed