GRAMMER, Virginia Cox, joined her husband "Rudy", daughter, Patricia Grubbs, and all saints in eternal life on November 1, 2009.
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She is remembered for her love and devotion to family, friends, and especially St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church at Lake Gaston. Virginia and her husband owned and operated Rudy's Restaurant in Petersburg for more than twenty years. They moved to Lake Gaston when they retired. In recent years, she resided in Chester. Virginia made friends easily, had a great sense of humor and a zest for life. She always made any occasion joyful, from family reunions, Red Hat luncheons to playing the slots in Dover.
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obituary Richmond Times-Dispatch
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She is remembered for her love and devotion to family, friends, and especially St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church at Lake Gaston. Virginia and her husband owned and operated Rudy's Restaurant in Petersburg for more than twenty years. They moved to Lake Gaston when they retired. In recent years, she resided in Chester. Virginia made friends easily, had a great sense of humor and a zest for life. She always made any occasion joyful, from family reunions, Red Hat luncheons to playing the slots in Dover.
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obituary Richmond Times-Dispatch
GRAMMER, Virginia Cox, joined her husband "Rudy", daughter, Patricia Grubbs, and all saints in eternal life on November 1, 2009.
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She is remembered for her love and devotion to family, friends, and especially St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church at Lake Gaston. Virginia and her husband owned and operated Rudy's Restaurant in Petersburg for more than twenty years. They moved to Lake Gaston when they retired. In recent years, she resided in Chester. Virginia made friends easily, had a great sense of humor and a zest for life. She always made any occasion joyful, from family reunions, Red Hat luncheons to playing the slots in Dover.
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obituary Richmond Times-Dispatch
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She is remembered for her love and devotion to family, friends, and especially St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church at Lake Gaston. Virginia and her husband owned and operated Rudy's Restaurant in Petersburg for more than twenty years. They moved to Lake Gaston when they retired. In recent years, she resided in Chester. Virginia made friends easily, had a great sense of humor and a zest for life. She always made any occasion joyful, from family reunions, Red Hat luncheons to playing the slots in Dover.
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obituary Richmond Times-Dispatch
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