My deepest condolences for the passing of your love one, prayers offered.  I've known Virginia for a long time since I and my family joined our Church UCCPH in 1977. I always was looking forward to come to Church every Sunday and join the Congregation  share  the small potluck we have after the service, and taking  pleasure of sharing and talking with everyone and talking to Virginia. Virginia was a very good friend I remember her as a caring, compassionate, friendly person I am very  proud to be her friend. You will be missed Virginia. Rest in Peace.

We’ll always remember Ginny  coming to visit and going to Jalisco’s for Mexican food .   We’re thinking  of you.

My heartfelt condolences to all of your family.  I was the exercise teacher at the Village for the last 10 years. Virginia was such a vital part of our group. Sharp and funny and the best attitude.  she overcame many little setbacks and was there with us as a shining inspiration.  I am truly blessed to have known her. 

Daphne Miller

While I only knew Virginia for a brief time  while we were both residents of The Montera, an  assisted care facility, I considered her a friend.  She was a fine lady who along with another resident taught us the game of Skip Bo which we played three times a week.  She was a skilled player and was not afraid to play a little cut throat.  She will be sorely missed.
Tom C

Sending comfort to the Brand family.  Virginia was such a special person.   You all are a tribute to her kindness, patience, and caring soul. 

Virginia was a treasured part of our extended family. We included her in many of our family gatherings and celebrations. Virginia was always so pleasant to chat with. She was a gracious, faith-filled, and kind woman. I admired the fact that she had been a great mother because she had a close and loving relationship with all her sons and their families.  What was her secret, I asked. The answer was very simple-just love them. She was one of the matriarchs of our family who will be greatly missed. -Steph and Jim

Virginia & I were friends long before her son, Russ, married my daughter, Martha.  We were members of the Congregational Church of Paradise Hills (now UCC of PH)  I admired her for her strong Christian Faith, her work ethic & her talent of creating gifts with her own hands.   We shared the joy of our mutual Grandchildren & Great Grandchildren.  One Thanksgiving we stood in my kitchen pulling meat off of the turkey bones for turkey soup.  Not sure who got to make a wish with the wish bone.   Others in the family were watching football.  I miss Virginia already, but am happy that she is at peace in the arms of Jesus & with "Red".   --Nancy Peck

A jewel indeed. Mother Virgina was a Sweet and quiet, soft-spoken treasure.  We had the honor of serving and  worshiping together.  Choir practice  days after church, we'd treat her to a lunch of her choice, she loved SUBWAY... surprisingly she would have on her coupons for us all. On  the ride home she would  sit up high in the backseat looking out the window as if she was reminiscing from a journey, while  giving us a tour. Her positive dates and tone validated her photographic memory of the updates and  changes to various  landmarks on multiple route we would take back to her home.  We enjoyed our talks and time  on Sunday's strolls with our Church Mother. She will not be forgotten. GOD Bless you and your family.  

Virginia was a truly special woman! I enjoyed our visits immensely and especially watching a baseball game or golf tournament! She lived in the present and always made the very best of every situation! She loved her family above all! I
Know she is at peace!

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Virginia Ruth Brand

6 julio, 1922 – 12 enero, 2021

Glen Abbey Memorial Park & Mortuary

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