Virginia Gail "Ginny" Stiles, a beacon of love and laughter, completed her earthly journey and met her Creator face-to-face on January 5, 2026, following a sudden cardiac arrest in San Antonio, TX. Born on a sunny August 22nd in 1954, in the humble town of Hayden, CA, Ginny's life was a tapestry of kindness, wisdom, and selfless love that she wove with the threads of faith and humor.
Ginny's legacy is a testament to the beauty of a life lived in service to others, especially her cherished family. She fulfilled the noble role of a homemaker with unparalleled grace and dedication, a testament to her belief in the importance of family. Her children, Jessica, Becky, Sandra, Daniel, Joseph, and Michelle and 7 wonderful grandchildren; were the apples of her eye, each reflecting a different shade of her loving spirit and infectious laughter.
She was a woman who walked her life's path with strength and grace—always ready with advice and assistance and willing to lighten the load of others emotions or to lend and ear and lift the spirit. Ginny's paralegal studies served as the backbone of her understanding of justice, which she administered daily through acts of kindness and cups of perfectly brewed coffee.
Ginny's interests were as varied as the spices in her legendary kitchen. She found joy in transforming simple ingredients into culinary masterpieces, in the delicate art of crochet, and the craftsmanship of sewing. Her hands were rarely still, often seen crafting a new family heirlooms or making dough for her famous cookies. When the day's work was done, Ginny could be found indulging in her passion for online gaming, where she was known for her strategic mastery and the gentle wisdom she dispensed as freely as she did her virtual victories.
A modern-day Proverbs 31 woman, Ginny's kind spirit was evident in everything she did. She was the friend who remembered every birthday, the neighbor who welcomed new residents with a plate of cookies, and the mother who knew just how to turn a tear into a giggle. Her selflessness was her superpower; it knew no bounds, much like her wisdom, which she shared through loving advice and anecdotes that often left her listeners with aching sides from laughter.
To say Ginny will be missed is an understatement akin to describing the Grand Canyon as a "pretty big hole." She was the heart of her family, the joy in her friends' lives, and the laughter in a sometimes too-serious world. Her memory will be cherished, her stories retold, and her love felt forevermore. Ginny has taken her final bow, but the echo of her laughter and the warmth of her love will reverberate in the hearts of all who were blessed to know her. As she dances in the heavenly realm, we can almost hear her say, "Don't worry, I've gone to prepare a place for you, and I'll make sure there's dessert."
Virginia Gail Stiles, your final curtain call may have come, but your encore will continue eternally in our hearts. We celebrate the gift that was your life, and we find comfort in the faith that ensures us that this is not "goodbye," but a simple "see you later."
PS: We do in fact like folded chips mom.
Ginny's legacy is a testament to the beauty of a life lived in service to others, especially her cherished family. She fulfilled the noble role of a homemaker with unparalleled grace and dedication, a testament to her belief in the importance of family. Her children, Jessica, Becky, Sandra, Daniel, Joseph, and Michelle and 7 wonderful grandchildren; were the apples of her eye, each reflecting a different shade of her loving spirit and infectious laughter.
She was a woman who walked her life's path with strength and grace—always ready with advice and assistance and willing to lighten the load of others emotions or to lend and ear and lift the spirit. Ginny's paralegal studies served as the backbone of her understanding of justice, which she administered daily through acts of kindness and cups of perfectly brewed coffee.
Ginny's interests were as varied as the spices in her legendary kitchen. She found joy in transforming simple ingredients into culinary masterpieces, in the delicate art of crochet, and the craftsmanship of sewing. Her hands were rarely still, often seen crafting a new family heirlooms or making dough for her famous cookies. When the day's work was done, Ginny could be found indulging in her passion for online gaming, where she was known for her strategic mastery and the gentle wisdom she dispensed as freely as she did her virtual victories.
A modern-day Proverbs 31 woman, Ginny's kind spirit was evident in everything she did. She was the friend who remembered every birthday, the neighbor who welcomed new residents with a plate of cookies, and the mother who knew just how to turn a tear into a giggle. Her selflessness was her superpower; it knew no bounds, much like her wisdom, which she shared through loving advice and anecdotes that often left her listeners with aching sides from laughter.
To say Ginny will be missed is an understatement akin to describing the Grand Canyon as a "pretty big hole." She was the heart of her family, the joy in her friends' lives, and the laughter in a sometimes too-serious world. Her memory will be cherished, her stories retold, and her love felt forevermore. Ginny has taken her final bow, but the echo of her laughter and the warmth of her love will reverberate in the hearts of all who were blessed to know her. As she dances in the heavenly realm, we can almost hear her say, "Don't worry, I've gone to prepare a place for you, and I'll make sure there's dessert."
Virginia Gail Stiles, your final curtain call may have come, but your encore will continue eternally in our hearts. We celebrate the gift that was your life, and we find comfort in the faith that ensures us that this is not "goodbye," but a simple "see you later."
PS: We do in fact like folded chips mom.
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