I remember first hearing of Ginny from Don Musial. He was so excited that he had found the love of his life. He said, "She's just like me". Of course after hearing this, I wanted to meet her, but I didn't until after I heard from my friend Sandy Kay of what a wonderful person she was. Alas, when I met Ginny all I'd heard about her was true and more. She was a good friend to me and to many more people that I didn't know. It is sad that she had to leave this planet so early, but I am blessed knowing that she is looking down on us and laughing about the mess that we can make of our lives and don't really need to. She will be remembered and loved by more people then you could imagine.

I worked with Ginny at Boeing many years ago and she was a good friend and always fun to be around.  I had been thinking about her lately and regret that I lost contact with her over the years. The photos and memories are beautiful. RIP Ginny.

I've never had anyone love me like Ginny did. I was fortunate to have had her in my life as long as I did.  We shared many adventures and enjoyed exploring all life as it presented itself.  I miss her more with each passing day. I hope she'll wait for me to join her for the ultimate universal adventure throughout eternity. Until then I will carry her in my heart and remember the great times we shared. I love you.

Awe, I remember Ginny! I was barely out of High school, working as an attendance clerk at Hamilton Junior High. She taught Math. What a great friend and unique person she was. So sorry for your loss.

Thank you Shirley for creating this memorial for Ginny. I look forward to seeing the comments from her many friends and family. I really appreciated the gift of knowing her. She was very gifted and a true friend in every way. She was always doing kind things for others and was fun to be around.

I recall one of the last times Ginny and I visited. We were talking of all the beautiful flowers out in California. She told me about Don and how she had found the love of her life. He was THE one for her. And how I should head out there and do my gardening out there. I miss her. I miss her kindness and her thoughtfulness. She genuinely desired to be one of those blossoms that made the world a lovelier place to be. And I'd say she succeeded. Thanks Ginny for being a part of my garden of life. Love you girlfriend.