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Bonnie Sue
November 23, 2010
My sincere condolences to John, Jean, Joe and family. Virgina was like my grandma too while I lived close by. She even cleaned up one of my many scratches when my parents were not home. “Joey we had some great times at your grandparent’s house.” Sorry I missed the memorial last weekend.
November 20, 2010
My mother and Virginia were cousins. I remember my mother talking about staying at Grandmother Kimes house in Forestville with Virginia. As a child I went to Clara's house and remember Bobby, and Virginia and all. She is one of the last of the prior generation. Her wonderful kindness will be missed. Eileen Zimpher Keyser
Judy Bjornestad
November 14, 2010
My daughter Jill was blessed to have her as a teacher. She was a treasure for all children who were lucky enough to have her as a teacher and to know her.
Monty Barnard
November 14, 2010
Virginia was the best Grandma I ever had,and thats due to marriege. My real grandparents were not around.
My wife is her granddoughter, so I'm
the blessed one just by getting to
know her. She was so quick to give and
to love you! All her kids and their kids are so caring and loving its easy to be part of the family!
Virginia you are amazing and the Barnard Family will miss you!!
See you in Heaven!!
Connie Mallory
November 13, 2010
Lonnie, John and LuAnn....you all and Virginia and Lou pretty much saved my life when I arrived in California in 1966. I am so grateful to have known and loved Virginia...I think of you all often. Connie (Briggs) Mallory
Jeanette & Dick Gambogi
November 13, 2010
Susan and Lonnie and family. So sorry for your loss.
November 12, 2010
How many people remember swimming in Lou and Virginia's pool when they were kids! I can proudly say that I was one of many!!! We will miss you Virginia!
Paul Pearson
mark olson rph
November 12, 2010
John,Jean,LuAnn and family,
Virginia was the nicest person and I am truly saddened by your loss.She was kind and patient and always a pleasure to talk about old Forestville when she had time.After reading about her in the Forestville book, I used to call her Virginia Van Keppel.She seemed to like that.Please accept my deepest condolences.
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