Virginia Bossone

John, I was blown away at the note and card I received today. I bawled so hard I couldn´t drive. We were friends from 5 years old when we moved into 15 Glen Avenue. I played with her every day, then she was sent to Norwalk HS, and I went to Brien McMahon. We lived two doors away. She had a canopy bed that I wanted so badly! And her mom made lots of amazing doll clothes for her dolls. I will miss her terribly. I wish you peace.

I'm so sorry for your loss John. I enjoyed working with her over the last year. She was kind, funny and we had uplifting conversations. She worked hard and was just the most gracious person. She will be missed. Laurie Walshin

John so sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved Virginia. I hope your memories of your life together sustain and comfort you. Thinking of you. May she rest in peace.

Dear John I am heartbroken... I've known Virginia since I was 17 years old... Three years we lost touch and then got back and lost touch and then got back... But we would always speak on the phone if we didn't get together... She was a very important person in my life. She made me laugh, we worked together for many years and she helped me like a big sister would in all aspects of my life... My heart goes out to you and her brother. I can sit here all day long and talk about what a special...

Gin was my sister inlaw ..I will miss her...she was such a nice person, my brother got a winner..I will surely miss her....RIP kiddo

John, I am so sorry for the loss of your faithful "Bride". Virginia had many nicknames from those who knew and loved her. "Veeber" was my best friend, really my sister- who was smart, caring, thoughtful, direct and frugal (but never cheap!); I learned a lot about people and life from her. I´ll always remember her favorites: she cherished her mother´s hand sewn quilts, yellow tulips, lemons, The Wizard of Oz, Shirley Temple, "Joe Cool" (Snoopy), coffee, fizzy beverages, sending/receiving...

So very sorry for your loss.