Vicki "Rebel Moon" Kinchen Trent

A funeral service for Vicki “Rebel Moon” Kinchen Trent, 64, will be held on Friday, April 4, 2025, at noon at Rose-Neath Funeral Home, 2201 Airline Dr., Bossier City, Louisiana. A graveside service will follow at Bethel Cemetery in Coushatta, Louisiana. A visitation will be held from 11:00 a.m. until the time of service. Preacher Ken Collins will officiate the funeral service, and Bo Banes will officiate the graveside service.

Vicki was born on July 15, 1960, to Sidney Hughes and Betty Blalock in Amite, Louisiana, and passed away on Thursday, March 20, 2025, in Bossier City, Louisiana.

Vicki Trent, lovingly known as Rebel Moon, was more than just a name; she was a radiant light within her community, a beacon of hope and compassion. With her exceptional empathy, she had an extraordinary ability to connect with the hearts of those around her, offering warmth, kindness, and an ever-present smile that lifted spirits wherever she went.

One of Vicki’s proudest achievements came in 2018 when she was honored as Woman of the Year by Thunder Road Magazine. This recognition reflected her unwavering dedication to making a difference and inspiring others through her actions. Together with her beloved husband, David "Southern Santa" Trent, Vicki embarked on a heartfelt mission to bring joy to those in need through their cherished Christmas to Remember initiative. What began with helping just one family in its first year grew into a remarkable legacy—transforming nearly 400 families' lives over the years. Through their efforts, children received gifts, bicycles, and warm clothing, spreading the love and hope that Vicki and David poured into each holiday season.

Vicki’s zest for life extended far beyond her community service. She embraced the open road, traveling alongside her husband to explore new horizons and forge unforgettable memories. Surrounded by friends and fellow bikers, Vicki thrived in moments of shared laughter, connection, and adventure—enriching her days with bonds that ran deep.

Her compassionate spirit and boundless love will forever remain in the hearts of those she touched, leaving behind a legacy of kindness, joy, and selfless giving. Vicki was the embodiment of love and happiness, teaching us all to smile through life’s challenges, to give freely, and to cherish the moments that bring us together.

Though Vicki may have left this earthly stage, her vibrant presence and enduring legacy will continue to inspire all who knew her. Rest peacefully, Rebel Moon, knowing that your light shines on through the many lives you have transformed.

Vickie was preceded in death by her parents and brother, Michael Hughes. She is survived by her loving husband, David “Southern Santa” Trent; beloved fur babies, Wendy, Lucy, Hildy, and Katy; sisters, Robyn Giacone and husband, Joey, Bonnie Wilson and husband, Walt; daughter, Julie Herbert Simon and husband, Justin; grandsons, Cole Cascio and wife Felina, Kyle Cascio and wife, Kaitlyn, Ethan Cascio and wife, Renee, Austin Herbert, and Burke Simon; great-grandchildren, Rivers, Luca, Peyton, and Leighton; aunts, Sue Walker, and Kitty Davis; uncle, Bill Thomas; cousins, Jim, Terry, Mark, and Joy; best friend, Gypsy (Margie) along with a host of brothers, sisters, and friends from the Biker community.

Honoring Vicki as pallbearers will be Randy Phillips, Rusty Ford, Mark Davis, Mark Blake, Rick Jantzen, and Joey Giacone. Serving as honorary pallbearers will be Paul Mitchell, Weaz Crump, Cliff Davis, Scotty Seyfried, and the Biker community of Shreveport-Bossier.