Victoria Jean Ferguson

Victoria (Millard) Ferguson, a beloved dietitian and cherished member of the Grand Rapids community, passed away unexpectedly March 2, 2026, in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Born on April 16, 1955, in Muskegon, Michigan, Victoria’s life was marked by kindness, warmth, and a deep commitment to her family, friends, and profession.

Victoria was a proud graduate of Reeths Puffer High School, where her foundation for learning was firmly established. She further pursued her education at Michigan State University, dedicating herself to the field of dietetics. Over the years, she lent her expertise and compassionate care to Saint Mary’s Hospital before continuing her career at Trinity Health, where she positively impacted the lives of countless patients through her knowledge and gentle guidance.

Her home was a sanctuary of hospitality and joy. Known for her kindness to all who knew her, Victoria’s door was always open, and her presence brought comfort and cheer. She was especially known for her festive Christmas get-togethers, which she hosted for fifteen wonderful years. These gatherings were filled with laughter and food, where everyone eagerly anticipated the playful games that highlighted each celebration.

Victoria’s passions extended beyond her professional life. She was an avid lover of cats, indoor plants, and gardening, bringing nature’s beauty into her surroundings. She also delighted in quilt making with her friends, an art that reflected her creativity, patience, and the strong bonds she treasured. Her home was a reflection of her spirit—elegant, warm, and lovingly maintained.

Beloved wife of Gregory Ferguson for 51 years, Victoria was also a dear sister to Kenny Millard and Matthew Millard, and a devoted step-sister to Ginny Vanduyvenvoorde and Laurie Rix. She was preceded in death by her father, Kenneth Millard; her mother, Laura Millard; her sister, Joyce Jensen; as well as her stepmother, Bonnie Millard, and step-sister Jackie Millard.

Victoria Ferguson’s legacy is one of heartfelt generosity and quiet strength. She will be remembered for her unwavering kindness, her dedication to care and community, and the joyful spirit she brought into the lives of those around her. Her memory will continue to be a blessing to all who were fortunate enough to know her.