Virginia Mae

We only met Ginny a few times but know her well through her daughter Lynn. She was a wonderful woman and will be missed by all who she has touched. Lynn, may God bless you and your family during this time of sorrow. Love Ed and Peggy

Remember back in the 50's when life was simpler. I remember trips from Virginia to see Uncle Cletus and family. I don't remember things exactly but do remember my brother and I falling asleep in the back seat of a 1959 ford where the rear end whine put us to sleep. I do remember a family reunion where the now grown-ups once again came together. What a visit, met some family for the first time. That resulted in a visit from Ginny and sister Lil that was enjoyable and remains a memory...

I was privileged and lucky enough to have known Ginny for about the last 15 years and also got to know Sandy a little bit before he passed away. She certainly was a throwback and a lively person to the very end, always upbeat and with the great sense of humor even through her vision and hearing, and foot issues she remained unrelenting in her vigor for life! One funny story as I visited her at her home regularly for the last two or three years as we looked out to the large Walnut tree in her...

Ginny and her husband, Sandy, were quintessential old-school Americans who made this country great. They were hardworking, ethical, generous, and compassionate. I owe my life to this family and others who took me in when I was young. They provided encouragement, knowledge, shelter, food, and love when I needed it most. Because of them and others who helped me when I needed it most, I survived and flourished. I am eternally grateful to Ginny and Sandy; they will always be remembered and...