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Leanne Soucek
March 20, 2025
I just learned this morning of Virginia's crossing. I am weeping as I type. Virginia was such a kind friend to our whole family for so many years. How many fabulous coconut sheet cakes came to the house from CCC because she knew my brother loved it? And shared lunches, dinners, visits, bridge games, ARCS galas, letters over so many years . . . o', Virginia, thank you for being so kind! I hope you and Paul are dancing, dancing, and that you are, once again, singing with wild abandon. I will miss you, my friend.
Peggy Baack- a Peterson cousin
February 14, 2025
We weren't close as adults, but Virginia very graciously hosted my family years ago in Potomac when my brother was married in VA. We then communicated off and on over the years. Every now and then,we still talk about Virginia and Paul. I wish I had had the opportunity to know my other Peterson cousins, too. RIP, Virginia.
James D. Peterson
February 14, 2025
Sorry to hear your mother passed. Aunt Virginia was always a pleasure to speak to.
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