Violet-Benshoof-Obituary

Violet A. Benshoof

St Paul, Minnesota

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Loving Wife, Mom, Sister & Friend - Age 59 Passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends after a strong and courageous battle with cancer. Survived by devoted husband of 40 years David, sons Tony (Molly), Geno (Nora), Vince and brother Mark (Sarah). Owner of Josephines Interiors....

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David,

I learned of Violet's death yesterday. I was really sad. When I took a walk with her last summer at Danny's she was full of life, passion and excitement; she didn't mention that she was struggling with cancer.

Well, that was Violet, always a winner and larger than life itself. So beautiful and fun.

You must feel really lost with out her.

My condolences to you and your family.

Leslee Simon Johnson Gold

David and family.
My deepest condolences to you and your family. Violet was one of the most lovable and loving persons that I ever met. She loved to laugh! Knowing Violet made my life richer. She touched so many people. We are all better people for having known her.

I've been out of touch for years, and still my world is a little emptier without her in it. That picture really conveys the personality I remember so well.

Violet may be gone, but I will cherish the memories of all of the wonderful times we had at your home when our now grown children were little. I will always carry you in my heart.
Darleen Jorgenson (Olson) Santa Fe, NM

Dave and boys,
It's been along time since I've seen or talked to most of you, but time has not faded my memories of Violet. She was one of a kind. Whether she was cruising around the lake in her purple convertable, cooking and talking in the kitchen, her 35th birthday party, going to see the Ice Castle, hanging out at the local pub, either in WBL, STP or the cabin in Clam Falls, she always the life of the party. Vibrant. Hard working. Devoted. Funny. Original. Take care of each other in...

Dave and boys, It's been along time since I've seen most of you, but I wanted you to know I will always have fond, fun memories of Violet. Cruising around the lake in her purple cadillac, her 35th birthday party, sitting in the kitchen talking and cooking, the Ice Castle, hanging out at the local pub - whether it was in WBL, STP or the cabin in Clam Falls. She was always the life of the party no matter where she went. And true to herself. Take care of each other in this time of loss and pain.

Many years have past since I last saw Violet, but my memory of her is, like Violet was, larger than life! I smile when I think of the fun times we had with our "Tuesday Night Fun League", a bunch of hackers who "tore up the course". She always knew how to have a good time and family was always an important part of the good times. May you all find comfort and strength in her memory.

Today is a sad day for all of us. For God said "Welcome Home Violet" Our tears silenced the Angels wings that carried her home. Her loving memory will live on in our hearts forever. Dave, Tony, Molly, Geno, Nora,Vince and Mark & Sarah Serchia know that we are greatly sadened for your loss. With love and tears.

Vinnie and family,
We would like to express our sincere condolences on the passing of your mother. While we know that no comfort is ever enough to replace the loss of one so loved, realize that she will forever be with you and your family in your heart and memories. Our prayers are with you and your family.

Bruce and Carol Mathews, Aubrey and Redding Pogue