VIRGINIA STIMAC SUTTON

Virginia, you were not only a friend but also a mother to all of us who were privileged to work with you in the Audit Department at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. I will never forget you and all of the generosity that you shared with me during and beyond those years.

With much love always,

Sharon Pauline Hardy, CFE

Gina, you were more like a sister to me than a first cousin. When we were growing up on Strawberry Hill, our families used to live together and we were the very best of friends. We used to do everything together and I have many fond memories of us throughout the years. We'd go to the movies, historical places, swimming, picnics with friends and we'd even take the streetcar way over to the Kansas City Zoo (on the Missouri side)! Our Friday night "get togethers" would take us to the dances...

Nan - It was always a treat for us when you would come over to share "Jeopardy" and "Wheel" time, and birthdays and anniversities with us. You have become a 6 year habit that will be sorely missed! Love from Val and Ben

Grandma, I love you and will miss you dearly. You embraced me as if I were one of your own for the past 28 years. Your kindness and love will be missed. Mitch, Monica, Taylor, Kevin and Lisa

Dear Virginia, Dear Granny. My visits to Navarre will be forever changed. Although the time we spent together can be counted in hours, those times were precious. I will miss your little stories of the old days, and your smiling face and happy spirit even when the fragilities of life were testing you. I will always remember the nightly get-togethers around my Mom and Dads house each evening as the whole family tested their skills in "Jeopary" and "Wheel of Fortune". I remember the...

What a lovely "lady", always so chipper and ready for a good time and her laughter was a joy, to hear. She will certainly be bringing her joy and happy heart to Heaven! So Generous to her family and willing to help where ever she was needed. She let us call her Slim and Mom, treating our whole family with the same love she gave to her own daughter Polly and sons John and Delvin.
Such a blessed legacy to pass on to her grand children. Forever a precious little grandma, now home safely...

I worked with Virginia in the Audit Department of the Federal Reserve Bank. Hearing her name sure brings back some wonderful memories of her and the fact that she was the first women to join the audit travel team. She was always professional in what she did and a joy to be around. Her family will be in my prayers. Bob Frohoff

We will miss you, Ms Virginia. It was always such a joy to see you and spend time with you. You always had a beautiful smile that made your eyes sparkle, and lit up your face. You raised a beautiful family, and memories of you will always stay with us. Love and blessings, Karen and Bruce, Emily and Edward

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.