Dear Aunt Dale,

I will miss your smile, your laugh, and your kindness.  I will always remember and cherish that we both worked on the B2 Bomber program at different times and different places but something meaningful we had in  common.  I know you put your faith in Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior and therefore I know I will see you again in his presence.  We will rejoice together in eternity at all the wonderful things God has done and will do for those who love him.  You definitely let your light shine before men so that your Father in heaven was glorified.  Now enter into his rest and enjoy your glorified body.  Can't wait to see you at the next family reunion in heaven.  

Love,
Stan

Thanks, Dale,  for being such a great sister-in-law and best friend.  The three of us made a lot of great memories and we are so missing you.  We loved you and hope things are better there.   G.

Words can't express how much you are missed, my dear twin sister.  You were my best friend for 76 years.  We know you are in a better place with no worries or pain.  Will see you on the other side someday. 
Hugs, Gale  



Dale was the first real love of my life.  I have thought of her every day for 60 years.  I have missed her that long and will continue to miss her.    I was sorry to learn of her passing.  My prayers are for those she left behind.  My love too all of you. Gus Guthrie

Jim and Virginia Crook were the first two people we met when we moved to Oklahoma in 1972.  Larry had just graduated from college and had been hired by the Air Force Audit Agency at Tinker AFB and Jim was assigned to be his sponsor.  We talked several times from January to April that year when I finally moved down with a horse and a camper, Marilyn and our two children came after school was out.  Jim had even found a stable for the horse and we formed an immediate close relationship that lasted through the years.  They were our family when we lived in Midwest City and although we did not remain in close contact over the years after we moved to Ardmore, we did remain in touch.  We did not hear of Jim's passing until it was too late to attend his funeral, but thanks to Anita, we learned of Virginia's in time.  They were both good people and we will miss them.  RIP

The Neubauer's, Larry, Marilyn, Leland, Kristi and Jennifer. 

For 13 years Virginia was a best friend to me and all my dogs when I lived in OKC and had no family. She and Gale were my family and were always there to help me when I needed it. (Gerald too) she was always happy even when she had to fix my crocheting mistakes over and over. Thanks to her now I’ve made to many blankets. I will miss her so much and my daily texts from her. This is skippy one of her favorite pups of mine for 13 years she loved her skippy!!! 

I cherish my close friendship with the twins for 70 years. I often think of our 1 1/2 years at Southwestern  & the many years we lived together in OKC.  Will miss my daily emails with Dale.  BFF's,    Love Shirley

OBITUARY

Virginia Dale Wood

March 6, 1942 – July 14, 2018

Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home At Sunny Lane Cemetery

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