Virginia M. Griffin

Oh Virginia May, I feel so fortunate to have had you in my life. You always welcomed all of us neighborhood kids into your home. One of my best memories is the summer we played Canasta, nearly every night, not to mention Friday night McDonalds. I could go on and on through the years. Suffice to say, you had a huge impact on all of us and for that you will always be remembered with the highest respect. Love ya. Mary & Woody

Kathy our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family . May the Lord bless you all !

So very sorry for the loss of your Mom, Grandma, Great Grandma and Friend. Virginia was one in a million! My prayers are with all of you. Rest in Peace Virginia.

Trips to McDonald´s, Chicken Inn on Sundays, Ohio Shopping, Houghton Lake in the Summer, Canasta all nighters, highballs and Golumpkis, `other fish in the sea´...I´ll never forget you

I have had Virginia as a dear friend since we met at Sid Youngs many years ago. We want on vacations together. When I moved away and would come back to visit, we would go to yard sales. We have spent many hours on the phone. I am blessed by her friendship. I will miss my dear friend.

Thanks to the Griffin girls for sharing Virginia with our family. She and Mom have had so much fun together over the years. Garage sailing,Florida trips,casinos, scavenger hunts, crafting and loads of laughs! She has touched all our lives and shared in our family triumphs and woes. A true and faithful friend and confidante. We are grateful for the years we had her. Thankfully we have many memories to tell of our dear friend Virginia. You are forever in our hearts. The Eder/Richardson...

I worked with Virginia many years ago at Sid Youngs. She was honest, not afraid to speak her mind, and fun to work with. Her smile was infectious. I am so sorry for your loss.