Virginia L. Barrow

Dick, Mike, and Linda,

Virginia will always be my Aunt Virginia to me. She always was interested in me and what was going on in my life. She always sent me birthday cards, newspaper clips, and notes of encouragement! When she came to visit my parents and me, I was able to take her on a tour of the Georgia Ports Authority and she really liked seeing them! I will really miss her and will think of her often. I take comfort in knowing she is in God's hands now! Love, Nephew and...

Dick, Mike and Linda; Virginia was always my "Big Sister" and still is even now. We, myself, Kathy and Jim will miss her tremendously. We will miss her "Bear Hugs" and wonderful greeting cards at every occasion we celebrated. I will miss our weekly telephone calls at which time we tried to comfort each other. As she often told me, there were things in our past that only the two of us knew and could share with each other, and that was so true. She always told me about everything going...

Ginny volunteered in my classroom in Terre Haute for 8 years. We all loved Mrs. Barrow so much. She will be truly missed!

May you be encouraged by God's promise of eternal life.

Upon moving to Hoosier Village six years ago and meeting Ginny for the first time, I saw her hugging my neighbor. From that time on I always thought of her as a kind and caring person. And she certainly was always a kind neighbor to me. I will miss her cheery smile so very much.

Linda, my deepest sympathies to you and your family. May warm memories of your mother help to ease the pain.

Vickie Gaul

To a good friend; you will be missed.

Donna