Virginia Sharp Lott

I still miss Ginny and her memory has been a guide many times.

Seeing Ginny´s name evokes an inner smile and the warmest memories of her wit, intelligence and compassion even in the final stages of her life. I´m so grateful that I knew her.

I’ll remember Ginny as long as my memory allows me to. She was in the current affairs group I led at Waverly and I teased her that she was really a journalist. Her insight and questions demonstrated her sharp and active mind until she was taken from us. Even more, though, I loved her humor, passion and wisdom. I knew that if I talked about horses she would become 30 years younger. She talked about her husband with love and devotion. I led the group and and she was the wind beyond my sails....

I still miss her and hope I always will. She enriched my life and her memory is a blessing.

Ginny was a regular, and lively, participant in the current affairs discussion group I lead at Waverly. I'll never forget her expression of love and tranquility when she saw a book with stories about horses that I brought in. She was gracious, kind, smart, witty, funny... a wonderful human being. I'm very grateful I knew her and I miss her.