Ginny and Bo had great influence on my life. Growing up next door to them in Maryland; we could not have had finer neighbors. Ginny is the kindest , most generous person I believe I have ever known.
When they moved back to Culpepper; they always left a warm invitation for us to visit their home. We did many times. They had a remarkable impact on all phases of my life; including my education, career and life choices. They were loved by my family as well as my wife.
As a boy; Bo realized I was physically strong and regularly put me to work on many projects. Ginny too. I learned so much from Bo about work, tools and work ethic.Ginny always over paid me. She thought Bo worked me too hard. They were a pair.
They were a huge part of my life. Bo even brought home my first dog. A Dachshund. I believe they loved that dog as much as we did. They regularly kidnapped her so Ginny could have a dog running around the house once in awhile. When she was missing from the yard; I always knew where to look. Anyone that knew Ginny ; knew how much she loved dogs.
As I am saddened by Ginny's passing; I take solace in knowing what a long, full life she enjoyed. A wonderful husband, a long career, a large, extended family, a strong faith and a host of caring friends. It makes make understand that is all their is that is important.
I will miss her big smile, silly laugh and those hard glances she could throw your way when sharing disapproval . She'll always maintain a warm place in my heart along with Bo.
Good bye Ginny. I know Bo has been waiting for you. Rest well.
