Gina Marie Finn

Gina was a dear friend and a member of our Butterfield Bunco group!! She will indeed be missed by all!!

Gina was a true blessing. I will forever cherish our great friendship and memories together. She was always inspiring with her great intellect while being so genuine and fun-loving. From neighborhood days, to a couple of Vegas vacations, and many trips around the Arboretum, our time together was always filled with so much laughter. She had so much love for her family, Matt, Terry and Allison sure have an incredible angel above.
Rest in Peace my dear friend.

Although I never had the blessing to meet your mom, I can feel how deeply she was loved. A devoted mother, proud grandmother (and granddoggie grandma!), a successful businesswoman, and a woman of strong faith-her life clearly touched many.

She leaves behind a beautiful legacy, and it shows in the strength and grace you carry.

Thinking of you and your family with love and heartfelt sympathy.

Hugs and love,
Kim and Debbie Kidd

Gina was my "second mom" and she treated me with love like a caring mother would. She had a great history filled with many experiences, not growing up, but also throughout her life and we would spend time sharing those things together when we had time.

I loved how much she loved her daughter, her little grand doggies, and nothing would make her happier than to have them on her lap while she patted them and gave them treats.

She got a real fondness out of living in Arizona after living in the cold of Illinois I would love to go on long walks and especially see the beautiful plants out here which gave her a great joy.

She was especially fond of her children and spent a lot of time With her son Terry who she watch grow up from a teenager to a successful and strong businessman. She was incredibly proud of him and everything that he´s done and changed in his life. She also lived with her son, Matt, who worked with Terry and watched him grow professionally and maturely as a father to his daughter Emmy

We also had time to go to San Francisco and see the sites and she specifically enjoyed the Fairmont out there which was a light of her Christmas.

A giving a generous woman and one which had a strong personality that was very enjoyable to have conversations with her.

She will be missed by me, but I now have wonderful strong memories of her which will never go away