Virginia L. Jackson Atkins
- October 6, 1919 - March 3, 2012
- Melrose, Massachusetts
of Virginia's Passing
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Holly
I was sad to learn of your Mom's passing. My mother's goal was to reach that 90 mark...I'm glad that you and your family were able to celebrate that milestone with her.
Your mother had a smile that would light up a room and warm the hearts of all. I'll always remember the sleepovers and pool times at your family's home...and particularly the welcome your mother gave to all.
She was quite a lady.
Love, Sally
Posted by: Sally Gabriel - Palm City, FL - OLD Friend Mar 14, 2012
Holly & Lee, My sympathies on the passing of your Mom this week. I have very fond memories of our families relationship. Hot chocolate and fresh popped pop corn after skating on the pond and our family dinners stand out in my mind. I also remember how close a friendship your mother had with my mother. Again, my heart felt condolances on your loss. l
Posted by: Bob Perry - Fort Salonga, NY - Old family friend Mar 10, 2012
Dear Lee, Joe and Family:
Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your Mom. We are never ready for this, but she will be another one of your Guardian Angels watching over all of you.
You have alot to be thankful for that you had her as long as you did. I am sure you will be finding pennies from time to time and those will be from your mom just letting you know she is thinking of you. You are all in our prayers at this time. With deepest sympathy and love. Bob, Jo-Ann and J.R. Amantea
Posted by: Jo-Ann ANd Bob Amantea - Meriden, CT - friends of Lee and Joe Mar 09, 2012
Always remember how much Ginny enjoyed her family..Lee, Holly and Her grand kids and great grand kids were a great source of pride and enjoyment. Ginny was always so pleasant. She will be missed.
Posted by: Linda Beckwith - Bonita Springs, FL - Friend of family Mar 08, 2012
Holly and George, my deepest sympathies, your mom/ mother-in-law was a wondeful neighbor for many years. My parents missed her and Alfred dearly. She always treated me and the rest of the little brats in the neighborhood like gold...She will be remembered very fondly. Don
Posted by: Don Carlberg - neighbor Mar 08, 2012
Dear George, Holly & Family,
Our prayers and love are with you at this time of grief. Your mother had a long, loving and productive life. We will forever remember Virginia when we visiti York Beach, ME.
Peace be with you.
Posted by: Ruth & Sam Knowles - Hooksett - Cousin to Georpge & Holly Mar 07, 2012
Sending my condolences to you and your family. David Ralph just E-Mailed me on Virginia's passing. I am the son of Walter Carsten Samuelson, the grandson of Carsten Sigvart Samuelson. May you find peace at this time.
Richard E. Samuelson and family
Posted by: Richard E. Samuelson - Flint, MI - distance cousin Mar 06, 2012
I met Ginni when I first contemplated moving to York, ME. My brother and I were checking out townhouses and Ginni came along. Turns out she had family back in NY near where I lived at that time. That was the start of a wonderful friendship.
I loved going to visit and chat with Ginni. She had terrific stories to tell and she was always ready to share them with anyone she met. I enjoyed looking at her family pictures
Posted by: Peg - York, ME - York, ME neighbor and friend Mar 05, 2012
I have known Ginny since I was in kindergarten being friends with Lee and Holly. When we came home from school for lunch (many, many years ago,) she would have to count out the ravioli's to be sure Lee and I had the same amount or we would get mad. Holly was always there with her big smile. We grew up on the same street. Our mothers had coffee together all the time and life was good and simple. Mrs.
Posted by: Ann Dailey - Saugus, MA - Friend of Lee and Holly Mar 05, 2012
Hollie
My condolences on the passing of your mom.. my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.. take care and god bless
Posted by: Kathryn J Graham - Melrose, MA - friend Mar 05, 2012




