On June 16th, 1933, a little girl was born
to Selma and Frank Habegger.
They named her Virginia Ellen.
The little girl grew…
and grew.
She became a nurse in 1953.
She married Gene S. on October 3rd, 1953.
Together they raised 4 children: Jan, Steve, Jill, and Kim.
Years later, Kim married Mike, and a few years after that, I came along.
In 2003, Virginia and Gene celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
My grandma was beautiful, sweet, funny; she was devoted to her Lord; she had a servant’s heart; she sang and helped and organized and served and loved…and was loved.
I love you, Grandma. I miss you. I’ll see you soon.
CHECK OUT:
the blog consisting of entries from the diary my grandma had when she was 11 years old.
10 comments:
Becca,
You did a very lovely job. I especially love the picture with her wearing the wig. Give your family my love.
Your Cousin,
Helen
Hey I AM COUNTING ON YOU!!!!!!!!!
I need help finding a name for my horse HELP!!!!!!!!!!!
The pictures are a beautiful remembrance; from her beautiful heart came joy and laughter and love, and you can see it twinkling in her eyes. The joy of the Lord was her strength and her presence was a blessing to many.
You had a wonderful, worshipful, and sometimes whimsical grandmother, and we loved her too.
Cousin Sandy
Great post!
What a truly, beautiful tribute to your Grandma. I know she is very happy. I loved looking at the picture of these people who mean so much to you. Thank you for letting me take a peak. connie from texas
That was very sweet, and it made me cry. Your Grandma is beautiful.
What a beautiful post! Thank you for sharing the pictures and memories! :)
Lovely just lovely (((hug)))
What great pictures!!!! That is so special to have all those memories!!!!
Lovely post - I had a wonderful Grandma too! Such sweet memories.
Blessings Friend!
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