Virginia Zwick

So sad to hear of your loss. Whenever I would run into Virgie, she was always such a bright, cheerful light. I remember the same about her as a child when I was at the Lazaroff´s home with Patty. Many fond memories of the "east end".

We were new to Jackson in 1973 and just married. We were in the corvette club with Ron and Vergi.We were invited to there wedding and I have never to this day seen such a reception.That is one I will never forget .Rest now sweet lady.Your in God's hands.

Virgie lived across the street from my grandmother on orange street--many fond memories of walking the streets on summer with the east siders--virgie was the best--i am so saddened

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

Virgie, You were there in so many of my childhood memories:Trumbull, East, Jackson High, St Demetrius Church choir, parties, dances, learning to swim, tumbling at the Y, eating at the Coney, going to the movies. My dear cousin and friend, you are loved and missed. God bless you. Jeanie Tannis

Virgie, sending my heartfelt thoughts and love to your family during this time of sadness. We had many fun times together in our hairstyling days. Rest in Peace my friend.

An all around awesome person...as a result of her unfortunate passing we all lost a good one!

Will never forget you!

Although I haven't seen Virgie in over fifty years, I will always remember her warm personality and big heart. Rest in peace, old friend. You Seymour on Elm than you do on Orange and its more Pleasant on Bates than it is on Gorham. East Side!