Dr. Jenny Gidner

I didn't know her well, but I worked with her in the Snohomish School District and I appreciate her service to education. She was enthusiastic and caring.

My condolences to the rest of her family.

Dear Dr. and Mrs. Billington, and other family and friends of Ginny,

Just by reading this passage about Ginny's life, it is clear that to know her was to love her. She seems like the type of woman who is - in a nutshell - simply nice to be near. Intellectually bright, certainly, but in many other areas to boot.

Reading about Ginny's life is inspiring!!! I plan to take my daughter exploring at Imagine Children's Museum - I had never heard of it and it looks like a...

As a Theta sister I extend my sympathy to Larry, Kendra and the rest of the family. Living overseas I missed contacts with Ginny until a Theta lunch in February 2010 when I was stateside. Ginny's gentleness came through at that lunch. You will miss her gentleness and joy. God bless you all. Elizabeth Mates

Larry, I'm so sorry you and Ginny only had six years together. My best to you, always.
Sue Brekke (RHS '63)

Kendra: You have our deepest sympathy. We were so sad to find out that she was that sick. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
--Aunt Joyce and the Rest of the Tresvant Family in Washington, D.C.

Larry,

I'm very sorry for your loss.

I feel very fortunate to have known Ginny. She was a kind thoughtful person that put everyone first before herself. She will be missed by all that knew her.

We are sad to learn of Ginny's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.