Virginia Simpson Aisner

Rest in peace dear Virginia, thank you for your friendship, kindness, support, and guidance in times I needed a good friend the most. I will always remember you and cherish your memory.

I deeply appreciate Virginia's donations to the Massachusetts Audubon Society in memory of my husband, Hobart Braden.

Offering my heartfelt condolences in behalf of the Aisner family. May you find peace in God during this most difficult time.

Offering my deepest condolences in behalf of the Aisner family in this time of grief. May you find peace in God during this difficult time.

Mo and I rode horses together for several years. I went with her family on many unforgettable trips. Breads my heart that she has died.

I am saddened by our loss of Virginia. I knew her as the wife of my good friend Jim Aisner. Before the pandemic we often, the three of us, had dinner together. She was always articulate, well informed and kind. We shared a love of music and ballet. Due to her modesty, I did not fully appreciate her many and diverse accomplishments and so very much appreciate her obituary.

Virginia, my inspiration, mentor, and dear friend. Very rarely do we make lifetime friends with a work colleague. But, Virginia was different. Right from the first time I met her when she interviewed me as part of the gamut of interviews to get a job at Harvard University, to the several years of working with her, and then continuing to be in touch with her for the last 12 years, she has been a true friend, colleague and most importantly an incredible human being. I miss her tremendously.

To Jim and family, My heartfelt condolences on the passing of Virginia. You both were favorites of my folks. I could always sense that a fun evening awaited every time I heard you were coming over for dinner. We are thinking of you all during this most difficult time. God bless, Nick