Virginia Ryan

Ginny was always nice to chat with in the hall at Mercy....when were girls..I just heard about her today.She looked so lovely at the reunion and stylish.She will be missed at the next one. Janet Darcey

Dear, Dear Ginny! I taught with her at St. John Vianney in San Jose. She taught first grade and I taught second grade, so we shared fun activities with the children. Her students loved her dearly and so did I. One of many special memories of her was when she first knew she was pregnant, she brought treats for all the teachers with a creative sign saying,”and then there were three...” God bless Ginny and she will be in my prayers. My condolences to her family, Love, Daniene Marciano

The times I was with Ginny she always made me feel not only welcomed, but included. Whatever group or person she was talking with she would call me over and introduce me. I also loved her stories about her boys and her and Dennis’ travels. She will be so missed by her family and friends.

Ginny will always hold a special place in our hearts. She was spirited, kind, full of life, humorous and a special human being. She will be missed but always remembered. Love, Susan, Corey and Jason Wang

Ginny was truly a wonderful person, so engaging, warm and genuine with such a keen mind. She was a dear and true friend to the Antosik family. Our deepest sympathies to Dennis, Matt & Melissa and Vinny - Ginny will be sadly missed.

I have know Ginny since third grade at St. Cecilia’s school. We were neighbors on 16th Avenue and classmates at Mercy High School. I have such fond memories of our times together. Ginny had a delightful sense of humor and she was the sweetest and loveliest person. I am so saddened by her passing. My heart is breaking. My deepest sympathy to Dennis and her sons and to Patty and her family.
Sweet Ginny, may you Rest In Peace.

Sorrowfully,
Donna Bernardini Dillon