Virginia Barnett

Very sorry to hear this. My sympathies. Ginny was so supportive of me when I was sick. After my dad died, she made me laugh when she told me about a cheap B movie where two gladiators were fighting in front of the Parthenon. "And I was thinking: Wait a minute! They weren't in ruins back then!" xox to Phyllis, Louis & Hazel.

I am so fortunate to have had Ginny as my dear friend, someone with whom to share a laugh, a skeptical point of view, and a deep love for animals and birds. There was no one kinder. I like to think of Ginny flying high with the beautiful parrots of Australia. At the same time, she will be in my heart always.

I will always love and miss Ginny dearly. By nature, I am shy and reclusive, but she had the ability to draw me out of my shell. We were on the same page in so many areas, and I really enjoyed the times we were able to catch up over cigarettes. Wry or dry, her sense of humor always made me laugh. Ginny was my favorite.

Danny,

I am so glad Ginny was your wife. She could not have had a better husband. Hang in there. If there is anything you need, or that I can do, please...

My sincerest condolences to the entire family.

RIP Ginny, you will be missed.

Ken

I wish you peace and love. I wish you good days ahead. Know you are loved.

Cathy, Rv of DU

RIP democratic friend. You were loved and will be missed.
MWH, Fort Worth, TX

To the Read Family,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you now and in the coming days.

With Sincere Sympathy,

Sheri Hatzenbuehler Proske & Family

Dearest Daniel. I am so very, very sorry for your loss. Although I only knew your beloved wife through DU, your love and adoration for each other shined in your posts. I hope you can find some solace in knowing that she is no longer in pain.
My best to you. You are in my prayers and thoughts.

Margaret Gallagher (Midlo)