Virginia had a special way of reminding us all to live in the present and find joy in the little things that make us happy. She embraced life in her own unique way and found happiness in the things she loved most. She had a passion for her dolls and her accessories, loved the color blue, and enjoyed having her hair and nails done regularly. These simple pleasures brought her happiness and were a reflection of her wonderful personality.
One of the most meaningful parts of Virginia’s life was being a member of the community at Forgotten Angels. She was surrounded by staff and residents who loved, cared for, and embraced her as part of their family. The love and kindness shown to Virginia meant so much to Virginia and her family.
Virginia is preceded in death by her parents, George Howard Spivey, Jr. and Barbara Spivey Everhart. Virginia is survived by her sisters, Marie Yancey and Adele Stehley, and their spouses, Tom Jackson and Ed Stehley. She also leaves behind her beloved niece, Margaret Yancey, and nephews, Brett Yancey, Brian Yancey, and Patrick Stehley, along with many other family members and friends who loved and adored her.
Virginia's life reminds us that happiness is found in the things we cherish, the people we love, and the moments we share. She will be remembered with love and missed more than words can express.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in Virginia’s memory to:
Forgotten Angels
3301 Industrial Dr, Bldg 3
Pearland, TX 77581
Please wear blue if you are attending the funeral.
