Virginia Louise Mitchell, Martin, Rich, Trevino was a gentle,kind hearted, giving soul. She loved her family more than life itself. This is a woman who would give the shirt off her back if someone needed it. She loved to travel between California and back home in Alabama where she was born and raised.
Although she never had any training, she loved to sing and play her guitar. She, like her brothers, loved to shoot a game of pool.
Virginia had a hard life. At age 55 she found that she had breast cancer. She had a breast removed and underwent treatment. Just at 5 years later, she learned that the cancer had returned and was terminal. She gave in and went to be with her creator, just 25 days shy of her 60th birthday. She is greatly missed. Rest in Peace
Although she never had any training, she loved to sing and play her guitar. She, like her brothers, loved to shoot a game of pool.
Virginia had a hard life. At age 55 she found that she had breast cancer. She had a breast removed and underwent treatment. Just at 5 years later, she learned that the cancer had returned and was terminal. She gave in and went to be with her creator, just 25 days shy of her 60th birthday. She is greatly missed. Rest in Peace
Virginia Louise Mitchell, Martin, Rich, Trevino was a gentle,kind hearted, giving soul. She loved her family more than life itself. This is a woman who would give the shirt off her back if someone needed it. She loved to travel between California and back home in Alabama where she was born and raised.
Although she never had any training, she loved to sing and play her guitar. She, like her brothers, loved to shoot a game of pool.
Virginia had a hard life. At age 55 she found that she had breast cancer. She had a breast removed and underwent treatment. Just at 5 years later, she learned that the cancer had returned and was terminal. She gave in and went to be with her creator, just 25 days shy of her 60th birthday. She is greatly missed. Rest in Peace
Although she never had any training, she loved to sing and play her guitar. She, like her brothers, loved to shoot a game of pool.
Virginia had a hard life. At age 55 she found that she had breast cancer. She had a breast removed and underwent treatment. Just at 5 years later, she learned that the cancer had returned and was terminal. She gave in and went to be with her creator, just 25 days shy of her 60th birthday. She is greatly missed. Rest in Peace
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