I am so sorry for your loss.  She was such a great friend of my mom, and I know helped mom get through difficult times.

Aunt Virginia was my aunt in Ohio.  She and my mother (Aunt Virginia's sister-in-law) in Washington State were great friends, and my mother would often talk about Aunt Virginia and the letters they had that my mother treasured.  Aunt Virginia and I seldom were together in person because I have lived in Washington State and Oregon.  But in recent years, Aunt Virginia and I regularly corresponded through letters, and I came to understand why my mother treasured letters from Virginia.  Aunt Virginia brought strength, dignity, and dealing with what we need to deal with to her letters.  I will miss Aunt Virginia.  My prayers and condolences go out to family and friends.

I worked with Virginia for about 10'years at The City of Canton. A very nice lady. My prayers and condolences to the family.

Jimmy Tommy Aunt Annabelle Bobby & Lois
   I was saddened to hear about Jenny passing away. I haven't seen her in awhile but remember growing up and seeing her at Uncle John & Aunt Annabelle's House. She was always so sweet I loved her like an other Aunt. May your memories of her help you all thru this difficult time.

                Diane & Bob England

Virgina was my friend, co worker. I loved her so much, she always put herself before others. She supported me thru my fathers illnes and passing. To her family be comforted by the knowledge that she is no longer in pain, she back in Dons arms in the presents of god. She will be missed and never forgotten.

Virginia was part of our Warm Up Akron group at the Danbury. We certainly appreciated her active participation. She will be missed!

What an honor and extreme pleasure , walking this journey with the Payne family. Death is such a intimate experience, and to be deeply involved and to help carry each individual is a what makes Hospice the most wonderful gift the terminally ill can have. Virginia so closely mirrored my own mother, in her early days with Hospice , right on up to the end....it was simply natural to fit right in and care deeply and soulfully for her and her Blessed family. What a woman...A strong, independent soul.This woman was" In Control" to the end. She said she had" Radar"....and we would laugh, tell stories, joke, life - reminisce at each visit. Each patient and family give a "gift" of sorts.  Virginia taught us , that if life, or a problem became too great a burden to bear, one should," Just throw it over your shoulder and forget about it." TRUTH SPOKEN. I would like to thank the Payne family and Virginia, for choosing Mercy Hospice , which allowed them to choose me as their Hospice nurse, and for gracing me the Best Gift Ever---The Gift of Virginia........}¡{.....Always in my heart, forever in my soul.

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Virginia R Payne

24 septiembre, 1935 – 18 octubre, 2014

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