Birth date: Apr 1, 1940 Death date: Aug 9, 2012
Virginia L. G. Thompson, (nee Scharf), age 72, of North Ridgeville went home to be with the Lord Thursday August 9, 2012 at her home following a long illness. She was born in Cleveland and had resided in North Ridgeville the past Read Obituary
Aunt Virginia- You will be missed! There are so many memories that come to mind when I think of you. There was always a funny story when you were around! We love you very much and will see you again someday in heaven! Uncle Larry, Lisa, Linda, Matt and John- May God hold you in the palm of his hand and carry you through the days ahead. We love you all too!
First, I am so sad that I was not able to visit and see Aunt Virginia before things progressed and she passed. Having lost my Mother and Father, and many others close to me, I know just how hard these times can be. All I can say is to try and take comfort in the fact that she is now resting in Peace. No more pain or suffering for neither her or everyone who loved her. It is easy for us to be selfish and want to keep them here longer but knowing she is at peace with help with that in time. That hole in your heart, it never goes away, but it does fill with a feeling of peace. Uncle Larry, I am so sorry that I can not be there for you during this time. I just do not have a way to get there. I hope you can understand and forgive me for not being there in body but know that I am there with you all in spirit. I love & miss every one of you. I was so happy with all that I got to see during the reunion, I just with I would have gotten to see Aunt Virginia.........You will be missed by many!!! REST IN PEACE!
Dear Larry and family...
I hope our name will stir your memory of our days at Fields UMC...Virginia and I shared many a laugh over the years...
We will pray for your Peace and Comfort that only can come from our Heavenly Father.
From her photo printed here , she was still as beautiful and still had that Happy smile as I remember her...
God's Blessing, from a long time ago friend...
Bob and Carole Knopsnyder
May the lord bless and keep her under his wing.
i will always remember the fun we had when i first meet lisa we went to ceadar point me and lisa and virginia got on the cable cars i started to rock the cable car back & forth virginia told me to stop it or she was going to throw me out of the car. anouther time i remeber when jacob was having his kidney surgery me lisa and her mom and dad was walking down the hallway her dad told me to take the lunch tray and spank virginia on the butt with so i did and she thought larry did it and she yeld at larry for it and larry told her that he did not do it mark did. anouther time when i had my heart surgery lisa and her parents pick me up and virginia yeld at larry at every little bump. i was hurting more from laughing than anything. i will miss virginia and i love her as much a my own mother LOVE YOUR SON-IN-LAW MARK
sincerly mark axford
Aunt Virginia... you were one of a kind! You contagious smile and personality will be greatly missed. Thank you for being such a strong force in my life. You were such a rock and safe place for me to fall as I was growing up. You were a role model showing me how to handle life and it's pitfalls with grace and humor. I will never forget the Christmas when you wrapped up candy bars (O'Henry's) for all of the kids and labeled them "O'Kara, etc.. You will never be forgotten. Heaven is a better place now with you there sharing your joy!
While I didn't see her often, when I did, Mrs. Thompson was such a sweet lady and was so loved by her family. May you rest in peace.
I will always remeber you in my heart. So glad We came back home when we did. Will cherish every memory I have. Will see you again someday.
grandma you always said the right thing when i was down. i will always love you no matter what.
jacob,axford
With all my love Mom. You were the best and I will always remember your laugh and goofy jokes. I will miss our daily phone calls but I will talk to you in my dreams. I'm glad your suffering is over. Save a place in heaven for your family, we look forward to seeing you again some day.
Love always,
Linda
