Virginia,
I am sorry to hear of your passing. I was only blessed with one day of visits in your company, and that truly makes me sad. You were an amazing woman and I really wanted to know more about you, our life, and your family. I know that God has you now and that brings a little peace to my heart. God Bless.

Dear Gail and Gene, 
     I wish everyone one could have a wonderful friend like your sweet Mother.  Our friendship began in 1977 at the Church of the Cross.  Not long after that your Dad gave a presentation at the Church showing his war momentos.  Earl attended that meeting and from then on he and your Dad were close friends.
    We have fond memories of our trips to Denver, Utah and the surrounding areas.  We also visited the Trout home on our trip to Gettysburg.  
One story I love to tell is  concerning an article Virginia read in the Bradenton Herald.  It told of a Mexican woman who had no friends or family in the area who had been in an automobile accident and was in the hospital.  Virginia bought and wrapped a good many gifts and took them to the hospital for this complete stranger.  That is the sort of thing Virginia always did.
  I thank the Lord for placing her in my life and I'll never forget her.
Audrey

My Mother and her sister,  Pattie Hunt Seay and Annie Hunt Abbott, are cousins to Virginia.  They were very close to her mother, Aunt Hagar.  We were saddened to hear of her death but so glad to read of her many accomplishments in life.
Pattie and Annie are living in Roman
Eagle Memorial Home in Danville.  Nineyty six and ninety three years old and in sound mind and fairly good health, just not able to look after themselves now.  The Hunt longivity is still evident. 
I am still in possession of the Hunt family history that Virginia put together and my family has enjoyed reading about it.  I know you must have enjoyed and loved her very much, as I do my Mother and Aunt.

Aunt Virginia will be missed by so many.  I have fond memories even though we were so scattered. The painting she did of Mom, the visits to the Gulf, her thoughtfulness as she checked on the Haywood grandparents, the dolls, the family gatherings at Grandmother's, etc.  Please know that I have thought of her so often this past week.

Dear Trout family,I talked to your mom on her birthday.We talked about old times and had a few good laughs.  My Sincere Sympathy,
    Louise Lynch

Virginia Trout was my Aunt as a child I remember the summer vacations Uncle Ken, Aunt Virginia, Gene and Gail came to visit and stayed at the Trout family farm.  The huge family picnic the family would have on the farm to celebrate their annual arrival and to see family and friends at one huge event.  There were many many more memories made on the farm and at Uncle Kens and Aunt Virginia home in both Denver, CO and Bradenton, FL.  Aunt Virginia is inspiration to me, she is going to be missed by all.  Her generation witness the great depression, two world wars
and other smaller conflicts, but never ever gave up, her generation is the greatest generation to have ever lived
I am sure God has welcomed her home with honors

Gail...My thoughts and prayers are with you and Gene...I'm sorry for your loss. I have so many, many great memories of being at your house and lots of good times! We also got in our share of trouble! haaa. Your mom and dad were so very sweet and always so kind and caring to me. I know you will miss her, but so glad you had her for so many years.  I'll call you soon. Love,
julie

I am so very sorry to learn of the death of Virginia.  Virginia and her Mother ""Aunt Hagar"" were so very much loved and admired by all of us but especially by my Mother Vivian Hunt Hancock (Uncle Bud Hunt's daughter)of Danville, VA. My deepest sympathy to you all.
Ellen Hancock Hudachek
1156 Ocean Blvd.
Shell Beach, CA 93449
(cell phone: (805) 904-9392

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Virginia Estelle Trout

20 enero, 1912 – 25 junio, 2010

Allnutt Funeral & Cremation - Macy

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