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Virginia Lee Hugg

1944 - 2024

Virginia Lee Hugg obituary, 1944-2024, Windsor, VT

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1944

DIED

2024

Virginia Hugg Obituary

Virginia Lee Hugg

Windsor, VT - Virginia "Ginger" L. (Odell) Hugg 79, died peacefully surrounded by her family on Saturday January 27, 2024. She was born in Passaic, NJ on December 16th, 1944, the daughter of Rodney L. Odell and Anne M. (Cole) Odell. Ginger grew up in Montclair, NJ and graduated from Montclair High School in 1964 and attended Windham College in Putney, VT where she studied Art. She then married her husband William (Bill) R. Hugg on August 26, 1967. After they were married, they lived in New Jersey, then moved to Wyoming, and then settled in Windsor, VT where they raised four children. Ginger was a devoted wife and mother who chose to be a stay-at-home mom when her children were young, during this time she was a Girl Scout Leader, Den Mother, and an active member of Old South Church where she was involved in many community programs to help others. When her children were older, she worked in the Kitchen at Windsor High School and then later drove the school bus for the Town of Windsor for many years until retirement. After retirement, she bought a camp in Chelsea, VT which she loved to spend time with her kids and grandchildren.

She absolutely loved being a grandmother. Her grandchildren were her "pride and joy" as she would often say. She would take her grandchildren fishing, camping, hiking, on car rides, picnics, the ocean, museums, and amusement parks; anything to spend time with them. She taught some of her grandchildren how to play baseball and in return they taught her how to play video games. She loved to play board games, cards, and do puzzles. She also loved to meet new people and was always up for an adventure. She was a very loving, caring and generous person, but most of all she was a great storyteller. All her wonderful stories will remain in the hearts of all of us forever.

She was predeceased by her parents Rodney Odell, and Anne (Cole) Odell, her brother Rodney Odell and her sister-in-law Jean (Tighe) Odell. She was survived by her husband of 56 years, William R. Hugg of Chelesea VT; her children Jennifer (Hugg) Marden and her husband Shannon Marden, Jessica (Hugg) Gould, Andrew Hugg and his former wife Margret (Hugg) Worth, and Valerie Hugg.; her eight grandchildren; Alisha Marden, Nathan Marden, William Hugg, Wyatt Hugg, Lydia Hugg, Zachary Gould, Joshua Gould, and Alice Gould; and her three great-grandchildren; Keegan Marden, Alexander Ladeau, and Elliott Ladeau. Her siblings Jeffery Odell, Cole Odell, Jean Bell, Bob Bell, and Linda Odell. And many nieces, nephews, and close friends.

The family would like to recognize Cheshire Medical Center for the excellent care and compassion they gave Ginger and her family during her final moments. We would also like to recognize all her friends that helped care for Ginger, especially in the last three years of her life; Linda and Walter Farnsworth, Maggie Giffin, Stephanie Kalina, and Natalie Frost just to name a few. Your support and love meant everything to Ginger.

Memorial Services or Celebration of life will be held at a later date.

Memorial donations can be made to the National Arthritis Foundation @www.arthrisitis.org.

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Published by Valley News on Feb. 1, 2024.

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Beverly Pomeroy

February 1, 2024

To: Bill, Jessica, Jennifer, Andrew & Valerie (& all your families)--- I was so sorry to read of Ginger's passing...... I knew her thru Church, friends & all of you-- She was certainly a cheerful, jovial gal!! You are all in my thoughts & prayers...... God Bless & keep you all.... Sincere Sympathy, Bev Pomeroy-

Suzanne P Harrington

February 1, 2024

Ginger was one of a kind. We were wild youths having too much fun. The world and I will miss her laugh and stories. She remembered it all. Peace. Suzie Pope

Valerie Hugg

February 1, 2024

There I also to be a service for friends and family at a later date nearer to Windsor.

Betty French

February 1, 2024

My deepest sympathy to all.
Betty French

Brian Sargent

January 31, 2024

My heart goes out to her family, she was a wonderful lady and friend in my past, we lived on the Hights as good friends. I lost track when i left the Hights but still am friends with her children, so loved and never forgotten, God Bless, she loved everyone she befriended.

Ross Farnsworth

January 31, 2024

So sorry for your lose, Ginger was a large part of my life growing up and later was some one I enjoyed long conversation with, we all will miss her but at least her pain is gone and she can adventure again. I´m sure she will be watching over you as she has always done. You will see her again in her grand and great grand children´s smiles. With love from my family to yours, Ross

Valerie Hugg

January 31, 2024

I love you so much mom. I miss you, wish we had been able to see more of eachother. You are always in my heart.
There will be a memorial service for family only. Held at the Hugg house in Chelsea, VT at a later date. A peaceful time to get together and share some of our favorite memories of you, share some of the stories you would tell. My number is listed please feel free to reach out with any questions. All family are welcome.

Jean Bell

January 31, 2024

I first met Ginger when she was sixteen. I was dating her brother, Rod and we became friends right away although she loved to play tricks on me. I was the sister she didn't have. I will miss her very much.

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