Virginia Hartman obituary: Virginia Hartman's Obituary, Columbus
In Memory Of
Virginia Mae Hartman
1936 - 2021
In Memory Of
Virginia Mae Hartman
1936 - 2021
Virginia Mae Hartman, 85, of Grove City, passed away November 19, 2021 in the early hours of the eclipse, as the moon passed into the earth’s shadow and a red glow representing all of the sunrises and all of the sunsets illuminated a glorious glow around the earth. It is no doubt that God created this special moment in history to take a beautiful soul into Heaven for eternity.
Ginger was born March 16, 1936 to Frank and Pauline {Burkett} Hoyle. Ginger was preceded in death by her son Richard Hartman II, parents and siblings. Ginger is survived by her loving husband Richard Hartman of almost 70 years; children Deborah Seniuk, Patricia (Samuel) Grubbs, Anne (Robb) Rothschild, Sandra (James) Jardine, Jane (Duane) Ohly, Jean (Robert) Sowers, Daughter-in-law Seana Hartman; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Ginger was a fun loving wife, mother and friend. She loved traveling, dancing, baking, bingo and her trips to the casino. Most of all, Ginger loved her husband and children endlessly and was very proud of her grandchildren. Ginger touched the hearts of everyone she met and will be deeply missed and forever cherished.
There will be a private burial at St. Joseph Cemetery at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made to Mt. Carmel Hospice.
Ginger was born March 16, 1936 to Frank and Pauline {Burkett} Hoyle. Ginger was preceded in death by her son Richard Hartman II, parents and siblings. Ginger is survived by her loving husband Richard Hartman of almost 70 years; children Deborah Seniuk, Patricia (Samuel) Grubbs, Anne (Robb) Rothschild, Sandra (James) Jardine, Jane (Duane) Ohly, Jean (Robert) Sowers, Daughter-in-law Seana Hartman; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Ginger was a fun loving wife, mother and friend. She loved traveling, dancing, baking, bingo and her trips to the casino. Most of all, Ginger loved her husband and children endlessly and was very proud of her grandchildren. Ginger touched the hearts of everyone she met and will be deeply missed and forever cherished.
There will be a private burial at St. Joseph Cemetery at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made to Mt. Carmel Hospice.
Virginia Mae Hartman, 85, of Grove City, passed away November 19, 2021 in the early hours of the eclipse, as the moon passed into the earth’s shadow and a red glow representing all of the sunrises and all of the sunsets illuminated a glorious glow around the earth. It is no doubt that God created this special moment in history to take a beautiful soul into Heaven for eternity.
Ginger was born March 16, 1936 to Frank and Pauline {Burkett} Hoyle. Ginger was preceded in death by her son Richard Hartman II, parents and siblings. Ginger is survived by her loving husband Richard Hartman of almost 70 years; children Deborah Seniuk, Patricia (Samuel) Grubbs, Anne (Robb) Rothschild, Sandra (James) Jardine, Jane (Duane) Ohly, Jean (Robert) Sowers, Daughter-in-law Seana Hartman; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Ginger was a fun loving wife, mother and friend. She loved traveling, dancing, baking, bingo and her trips to the casino. Most of all, Ginger loved her husband and children endlessly and was very proud of her grandchildren. Ginger touched the hearts of everyone she met and will be deeply missed and forever cherished.
There will be a private burial at St. Joseph Cemetery at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made to Mt. Carmel Hospice.
Ginger was born March 16, 1936 to Frank and Pauline {Burkett} Hoyle. Ginger was preceded in death by her son Richard Hartman II, parents and siblings. Ginger is survived by her loving husband Richard Hartman of almost 70 years; children Deborah Seniuk, Patricia (Samuel) Grubbs, Anne (Robb) Rothschild, Sandra (James) Jardine, Jane (Duane) Ohly, Jean (Robert) Sowers, Daughter-in-law Seana Hartman; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Ginger was a fun loving wife, mother and friend. She loved traveling, dancing, baking, bingo and her trips to the casino. Most of all, Ginger loved her husband and children endlessly and was very proud of her grandchildren. Ginger touched the hearts of everyone she met and will be deeply missed and forever cherished.
There will be a private burial at St. Joseph Cemetery at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made to Mt. Carmel Hospice.