Ginger (Alice) Dishman Henry

My favorite memory with my grandma was when me and davis flew to California to visit and drove up the whole coast up to Canada. On the road trip we stopped at all the beaches and got to visit them. Grandma will be truly missed and I will always remember the memories we made with her.

Ginger was such a special woman, and I am so glad I got to know her and spend time with her. She will be greatly missed.

As a close friend of Stacie´s since high school, I have many wonderful memories of Ginger. No matter what the occasion, she made me feel special and was always interested in what was happening in my life. She was gracious, kind and easy going. When we stayed with her in San Diego, she made us feel immediately at home. We were very lucky to have shared some holidays with Ginger, Stacie and Kenta and we enjoyed making new memories together. We will miss Ginger and send everyone our love and our condolences !

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

This is Alicia Dishman Hanna, and I always delighted visiting my Aunt Ginger and her girls. There were many visits, before the move to California anyway. My mother Elsie was just remembering fondly the time that she enjoyed when Ginger stayed with them in DC at their home on Porter street, before Ginger got married. Aunt Ginger always brought joy with her smile whenever we´d see her!

One of my favorite memories of my grandmother is getting from Raleigh NC all the way to New Bern NC with a print out of Google map directions. Somehow we made it there and back with out getting lost and having to turn around

We visited Aunt Ginger and the girls in Concord in the late 70s. I didn´t think anybody knew I was having a birthday while I was there, so I was very surprised and happy when Ginger gave me not just one, but TWO very nice gifts and then made a wonderful dinner to celebrate. I still love the game "Battleship" to this day because it brings back memories of Ginger - we love you Aunt Ginger and will miss your giving heart so much. Much Love, Jimmy D.

Aunt Ginger had a great sense of humor, and was always willing to let me come along for the ride whether it was a trip to Florida, joining her daughters on the local swim team in Bethesda or going cross country to California when they left the East Coast. As a result, I got to experience a treasure trove of experiences from seeing the Grand Canyon to riding the cables cars in San Francisco and all kinds of wonderful cousin reunions in Bethesda, Idaho and West Virginia. I will miss her sense of humor, smile and most of all her tenacity and love of family.