Birth date: Feb 23, 1942 Death date: Apr 19, 2020
STUCKERT, Virginia L., age 78, of Waynesville, passed away Sunday, April 19, 2020 at her residence. Virginia graduated from Waynesville High School in 1960, earned a Bachelor’s Degree in education from Miami University in Oxford, Read Obituary
There are few beautiful spirits in this world such as Virginia. I count myself fully blessed to have served in music ministry with Virginia for many years as well as having been supported beyond words by her prayers and Christian fellowship. Her beautiful voice surely has joined in singing with a choir of angels as she entered to a greeting of “well done, good and faithful servant”. Dear Virginia - thank you for being a sister in Christ, I will miss you dearly.
Loren, Bev and Roberta,
I am so deeply saddened to hear of Ginnys passing. I am so glad that Johnnie brought me out in November to visit. I am so sorry I couldn’t come out but I’m not aloud to come out because of my heart and lungs because if I would catch this virus that’s out there it would kill me. I haven’t been out since I came home from the hospital in February. I want you to know I dearly love you all and my heart goes out to you. I loved Ginny so much and I will miss our phone calls. I love you all so much and we need to stay in touch.
Love your cousin
Marsha Werner Milliken
I was so surprised and saddened to read of Virginia's passing. I got to know her many years ago while in high school at Waynesville. She and my late mother became very good friends and talked regularly, and I believe went on a couple of the Senior Citizen trips. She was such a wonderful lady and will be missed by not only her family but her many friends and everyone who knew her.
I had the pleasure of getting to know Virginia when she was helping her neighbor, Calvin St. John. During that time we spent a lot of time together in person, by email and over the phone. She was very caring and a good steward of the trust Calvin had placed in her. She was immensely helpful to me on so many occasions. I especially enjoyed our visits to Otterbein together. I was saddened to hear of her passing. But know that she is in Heaven with the God she had put her trust and faith in.
Janet Dixon.
Virginia was a true lady. She never uttered a negative word. It was a pleasure to work with her.
Sara (Dixon) Chestnut
I'm so sorry for your loss. Virginia was always so kind and nice to us younger girls in high school. Later as I would return home to visit, she was always a welcome face to visit with in church or about town. She had a lovely smile that will be missed by all.
Pat Davis Kline
