Virginia Galle

I wonder did ms Galle have a son named George ?

Virginia and Kurt were my next door neighbors since 1966. I had just been widowed , with 2 boys ages 5 and 2 yrs, was attending the University of Washington to get my speech and hearing degree as well as my k through 12 teaching degree.

Sweet and vivacious Virginia was always ready to help anytime I needed it . She had the cutest laugh and she and Kurt were often seen walking past the front of my house till she couldn't due to Alzheimer's.
I wasn't aware of all the...

I worked with Virginia when she was running Licenses and Consumer Affairs for the City and I was head of Seattle Consumer Action Network. She was a fierce defender of what was right and fair, and a powerful force to be reckoned with, but more than that, she was classy and admirable -- and fun! A model leader for a young woman to emulate!

I met Virginia through my job at GSPA. She asked me if I would support her campaign for City Council and I was thrilled to be asked. I remember two coffee hours at my home where Virginia led the discussion and answered questions. She was an outstanding person and public servant!
Thank you for the memories in the obituary.

I met Virginia when we were members of the American Society of public administration. I found her to be insightful interesting and a truly good human being.

I have many fond memories of Virginia Galle; I'm thinking in particular of those wonderful Christmas sing-alongs, with Mrs. Galle at the helm! She could play anything on piano, and we would all sing along at the top of our lungs. Honestly, I looked forward to those parties all year long. We attended from the sixties (when I was too young to remember) through the eighties (after I was grown and married). As was mentioned in the obituary, Virginia was just so much fun. She will be missed, but...