My step-mother...
Virginia Monday was a very eloquent, kind and sensible woman.
She was educated in Lincoln County, Tenessee, baptized at Gravitt's Chapel AME Church in Huntsville, Alabama; married Albert Ewing (who preceeded her in death) and later married Rev. Bryan Monday, her husband until her passing.
Virginia was a great organizer and contributor to many clubs and organizations in the greater Nashville area.
She passed away peacefully at the age of 74 after battling cancer of the esophagus.
Virginia Monday was a very eloquent, kind and sensible woman.
She was educated in Lincoln County, Tenessee, baptized at Gravitt's Chapel AME Church in Huntsville, Alabama; married Albert Ewing (who preceeded her in death) and later married Rev. Bryan Monday, her husband until her passing.
Virginia was a great organizer and contributor to many clubs and organizations in the greater Nashville area.
She passed away peacefully at the age of 74 after battling cancer of the esophagus.
My step-mother...
Virginia Monday was a very eloquent, kind and sensible woman.
She was educated in Lincoln County, Tenessee, baptized at Gravitt's Chapel AME Church in Huntsville, Alabama; married Albert Ewing (who preceeded her in death) and later married Rev. Bryan Monday, her husband until her passing.
Virginia was a great organizer and contributor to many clubs and organizations in the greater Nashville area.
She passed away peacefully at the age of 74 after battling cancer of the esophagus.
Virginia Monday was a very eloquent, kind and sensible woman.
She was educated in Lincoln County, Tenessee, baptized at Gravitt's Chapel AME Church in Huntsville, Alabama; married Albert Ewing (who preceeded her in death) and later married Rev. Bryan Monday, her husband until her passing.
Virginia was a great organizer and contributor to many clubs and organizations in the greater Nashville area.
She passed away peacefully at the age of 74 after battling cancer of the esophagus.
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