Virginia was the epitome of femininity. She always had her make-up, hair, and outfit done perfectly. Always beautiful! She spoke gently but was very strong. She was all about her children but had her own interests. When I saw her we spoke about books and her daughter and grandchildren.  She was so lovely!!

Bridget Hope

Virginia was very special to me. She was incredibly kind and generous. Many moons ago I was taking photos at Shelby's birthday party and it was one of the first times I was taking photos for others. She told me not to be nervous, I will be great and to just go for it. I remember her smile and the way her eyes would always twinkle. A wonderful woman who raised a beautiful family full of love. She will be missed and remembered. 

Shalome Patrick

Aunt Virginia was one of my favorite aunts. I loved going up the road to visit when the Becks lived there. She taught me how to swim when I was 5. We were at Linger Longer. 

Cindy Pollard

How do you put in a small space how much Aunt Virginia (Vernie in my younger years) meant? She understood people really well. She made you always feel like she loved you best. She giggled in such a great way it made you giggle too. She was quiet but had her thoughts on life. She could make you feel valued w/ a look, touch or words carefully thought out. She loved us all fiercely, and each one knew it. Happy Birthday Aunt Virginia, I’m hoping you are enjoying time w/ Uncle Larry, Uncle Charlie, and Grama, and Grampa Bishop. Love you.

Darcel Sandland

Virginia was always pleasant and loveable to me. She was the best mother-in-law I could have ever asked for. I will miss her kind and loving spirit. Thank you for your acceptance and love.

Willie Harris

Aunt Virginia (Vernie, as I called her from childhood) was always my favorite person, who I loved so much! As a child, I used to spend time with the Beck family and those visits were some of my happiest memories! Aunt Virginia would let me get dirty...those that know my mom will appreciate that too. I would catch frogs, and dragon flies with my cousins. I would also make mud cakes, but Aunt Virginia did draw the line with me bringing my mud cakes in the house. Although she was extremely laid back, she still had a firmness about her that was tipped with kindness and love! She never lost her patience and would remain calm with dealing with me, which that in itself was a miracle. I loved her smile and laugh and her subtle sense of humor. She would always have that look on her face when she and I were enjoying a private joke. She was such a loving sister to my mom and my mom looked forward to her lunches with her and Barb. She is missed by all of us, but I know that she is happy in Heaven with Larry, Grandma and Grandpa and Uncle Charlie! My heart goes out to Beverly, Barb, Frank and Sheri and their families. I hope you know just how beloved your mom was by so many! Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers! I love and miss you Aunt Virginia! 

Terri Brown


I was so lucky to have a mom who gave us all the love and support we needed to flourish, but also the freedom and trust in us to find our own way. She was a gentle spirit, but a strong woman. Such a great role model. Love you, mom! 

Barb Blue


I suppose you always remember your first teacher. Mine was my mom. She taught my Sunday school class. We played "Button, button who's got the button", "Duck, duck goose", all the preschool games. In amongst the games, she taught us to "love your enemy as yourself”, "if you can't say something nice don't say anything at all" and many more. The Bible stories she read to us showed the love of Jesus toward us, the little children. Throughout my life she, more than anyone else exhibited the Fruits of the Spirit love, joy, peace, gentleness, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, patience, and self-control. The Bible says "love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love Never Ends". She loved us all in a way that made us feel secure and special it was unconditional. Love Never Ends. She loved us then, she loves us now, she'll love us forever. I love you, Mom. 

Beverly Harris

Oh my goodness, where do I begin? Maybe I will start by saying how blessed my life is because of Virginia, my second “Mom.” She was always there for me. She patiently and empathetically listened to my teenage angst over boys, and never once judged my horrible decisions back in those days. She gave me food when I was hungry. She purchased brand new clothes for me for school when my family could not afford them. She cried with me. She laughed with me. But most of all, she taught me what unconditional love looks like. She was kind. She was beautiful. She was love. I love you forever, Mom!  

Your loss of your mom  will always be hard!  But being her daughter has made you rich beyond words. You have been blessed with your mother and her extraordinary love!
All our love
Howard and Mary Kay Chapel

Aunt Virginia was kind hearted, noticed things about life where she would make a comment to you after noticing - and then because she noticed, made a strong  impact. She had an amazing way of making you feel loved and cared about. I liked her self-respect, it was evident in her presence - the way she carried herself. 

She and Uncle Larry were quite the pair. They were loving w/ one another and modeled what love  could look like. He was gone too soon. I’m glad they are now together, making sure all their kids, grand kids, and great grands are doing well. She will be missed and loved.

I struggle to find the words to express what a gift you were to this world.  You lived a full life, you made it through some tough years after losing dad, & putting up with my teen years but bounced back and lived a pretty amazing life on your own terms. You loved your flower garden, long walks, game shows, tennis, and reading murder mysteries. How blessed I was to have you as my mom & grandma to my kids. You taught me so much about how to treat others and to always love with open arms. I know your dancing with Dad and are more in love than ever. I miss you so much.

My mother had four children. Three girls and one boy. I am the boy. My mother loved us and took care of us. We never had a lot, but we always had enough. Mom made sure we always had breakfast, we always had lunch and dinner was always there. She was always there when we needed her. When I crashed on my bike, she was there with a band-aid. She gave us room to grow, but was there to ground us when needed. When I would complain about others, she would point out there may be two sides to the story. She was gentile, she was virtuous. I never heard my mom curse. She loved my dad dearly. When he passed long too soon, she endured, and embraced life. She loved Jesus. And, now, she is with him. I miss you mom, I love you, and I am excited to, someday, see you again!

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Virginia Rose Beck

8 agosto, 1929 – 22 marzo, 2020

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