Virginia RUEHLMANN Obituary

RUEHLMANN Virginia (nee Juergens), beloved wife of more than 61 years of Eugene P. Ruehlmann. Devoted mother of Ginny (David) Wiltse, Pete (Kathy), Margie (Tom) Straus, Andrea (Dick) Cornett, Greg (Jean), Jim(Donna), Mark and Rick (Wendy) Ruehlmann. Loving grandmother of Amy (Don) Duffey, David (Andrea) Wiltse, Catherine (Colin) Welch, Missy (Dave) Brennan, Sarah (Wes) Miller, Becky (Andy) Motter, Matt, Julie and Rachel Straus, Elizabeth (Dave) Mangano, Andrew and Bridget Cornett, Jen Terry and Kristen, Gregory, Amanda, Keith, James, Joe, Abby, Ricky ,Sydney, Courtney, Grayson and Riley Ruehlmann. Devoted great-grandmother of Andrew and Matthew Duffey, Jack Brennan, Maggie, Natalie, Ellie and Anna Miller, and Kate Motter. Dear sister of the late Arthur (Helen) Juergens. Caring aunt of numerous nieces and nephews. Wednesday November 12, 2008. Age 83 years. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Antoninus Church, 1500 Linneman Rd. at 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, November 15. Family will receive friends at a lunch reception following Mass in the church undercroft until 2 P.M. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the Seton High School Scholarship Fund, St. Antoninus Church or the charity of your choice. Radel Funeral Home (451-8800) serving the family.

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Published by Cincinnati Enquirer on Nov. 13, 2008.

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Ray Feldman

July 14, 2025

My mother Mary Ellen [Johns] Feldman and Virginia were very close 2nd cousins and friends. Mom was 13 years old when Virginia was born and Virginia was 68 when Mom died in 1991. So they were close friends for almost 70 years. I'm sure they are sharing those memories now in Heaven.

Eternal rest grant unto Virginia, O Lord.
May she and Mom both shine in the Perpetual Light of Jesus.
May they rest in peace. Amen.

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