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Rich Washburn
April 14, 2025
Aunt Virginia and Uncle Mark are very unique.
They welcomed us into their home and we had a spiritual and physical feast. Mark served the physical feast and Virginia the spiritual (Mark also). J B and I were blessed to stay with them multiple times and share so much joy. We always left feeling lighter than when we arrived. Virginia was very close to the spirit world. She was blessed to see and hear from JB's Barbara after she passed. She surely feels right at home in the spirit world. Love. Rich Washburn
Karen Jolley Schaaf
March 1, 2025
I just found out about Virginia"s passing from her niece last night. I don't know why she had been in my mind over the past week. Growing up I lived in the Provo Eighth Ward where Virginia was our girls Mutual President in the early 70's. We loved her! She was so much fun. We spent numerous backyard sleepovers during the summer with her. Mark was my bishop at that time also. Condolences to her family, her children who so young at that time. Thank you for sharing your Mom with silly crazy teen girls. She was part of building my faith and testimony of my Savior through her example of love and service.
Karen Jolley Schaaf
Barb Nicholes Larson
February 24, 2025
Aunt Virginia was/is a remarkable lady who loved her family dearly. She was full of wisdom, faith, extremely witty, loved to laugh & so talented with poetry & writing. You couldn´t go into her home without feeling the love that comes from her understanding of gospel truths as well as her & Uncle Mark´s gracious way of letting relatives, friends & well actually anyone feel that they were welcome & loved. It was very touching when her 4 sons took her from the hearst & carried her box into its final resting place. Her husband, children, grandchildren & great grandchildren were extremely blessed to have her be in their lives. She was an advocate of truth & righteousness. She loves our Heavenly Father & his Son, Jesus Christ with all her heart. I enjoyed having talks with her about my Dad after he passed as she had worked for him in his OB-GYN office in Orem. She´s always been one smart cookie!! I can´t help but think of her continuous examples of goodness, charity & service. Her influence for good along with her steadfast testimony of gospel teachings touched countless lives. I know that this life isn´t the end. It´s never easy when our loved ones leave this earth but I´m full of gratitude for the knowledge that we will be with our loved ones forever. I so adore this exceptional woman who has always had my deepest respect. Thank you for truly being such a blessing in my life.
Olpin Family Mortuary
Posted an obituary
February 19, 2025
Virginia Oldroyd Obituary
Virginia Washburn Oldroyd was born in the Moab Hospital on May 13, 1939, to Alvin Lavell Washburn and Wasel Amelia Black of Blanding, Utah. She was the youngest of ten children and the only one born in a hospital. Her dad, who lovingly called... Read Virginia Oldroyd's Obituary
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