Birth date: May 14, 1925 Death date: Mar 12, 2011
Efflandt, Virginia Simpson, 85, passed away March 12, 2011 from Alzheimer’s. She was born to C. B. and Ethel Simpson on May 14, 1925. Predeceased by her mother and father; sister, Charlotte Sather and husband Herbert Efflandt. Vir Read Obituary
My deepest sympathies for the heartbreak of losing Jenny – she was such a wonderful woman. I know she is happy now being with Herbie and making all the angels laugh from the stories she tells. If there is anything we can do please let us know. Dona and Kenneth Paust. Bedford, Texas.
it was a joy working with (Jenny) Virginia over the last almost four years at Silver Gardens Assisted Living.You were loved and will be missed by all whose life you entered.
I can't even began to share all the wonderful memories that are apart of my life just because Aunt Jenny was here. Herbie really knew how to pick a Gem.. Her smile was contagious and she kept it all the way to the end.. I am sad because of my loss but I know just how excited Herbie was to be united with his bride and the love of his life. Jenny you will forever live on in my heart and and I have enjoyed sharing the many stories of our adventures with my children throughout the years, and will continue to share with my grandchilren the special times we shared together.. May God Bless and Keep You Now and Forevermore… Heaven has another very special angel… Her name is Virginia…. I love you !!
Jenny, Herb, Marien and Bob are all together now sharing stories and disrupting heaven with their infectious laughts. I am sure they are happy to be together again. We are all richer for having been part of Aunt Jenny's world. She will be was truely loved and will be truely missed.
Aunt Jenny was joyful, witty and funny. She loved Uncle Herbie more than anything in this world. When she looked at him her eyes sparkled, it was beautiful. Aunt Jenny also was kind in the most selfless way. She never had a mean word to say about anyone, and she gave so much more than she received. I am blessed to have known and loved her, she is at peace now reunited with her loving husband.
The thought of her laugh always makes me smile.
Jenny & Herbie were such a lively part of the Simpson tribe from Valley Mills. Both brought so much laughter to all reunions and gatherings – they are together now, and that's good. All the Simpson cousins send their love.
Virginia was a "first love" at our house. We enjoyed everyday with her and miss her dearly. Her personality and sense of humor glowed every day. She showed us a great deal about how to take care of her, despite the years and her struggles with Alzheimer's Disease.
I cannot forget Virginia! Those good looks and her glow and her love of dancing and music. She amazed us almost daily with her "take" on the world around her. She was witty and charming and smart. The love and devotion with Herbert was a beautiful thing to see.
Billy and David Simpson were saddened to hear of Virginia's death. As stated in many of the online comments, it is wonderful that she is now with her husband Herbert. I first met here a few years back in Valley Mills Texas while she and Herbert were visiting her mother and fathers grave. She and I hit it off right away since we are both Virginias. She had such a twinkle in her eyes. Prayers of comfort are being said for all those who are suffering through this loss.
