Virginia "Ginny" C. Cullen

Birth date: Feb 23, 1946 Death date: Oct 30, 2020

Virginia C. "Ginny" Cullen, age 74, of Scott Township, passed away peacefully on October 30, 2020. Ginny is survived by her many beloved friends, including her close friends, Sue and Terry Cooper; as well as her child of the hear Read Obituary

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Al Burch

255w ago

When I think of Ms Cullen, I think of joy and song and Bob Dillon, Bob Denver and acoustic guitar which I think sparked my lifelong love of music and now my sons both play. The youngest is attending Eastman, working towards his Masters in Music Performance and Education. I’d like to think that it is her musical spark that we carry forward today. Music is a gift and I’m grateful she shared it with us. She made a difference and the world is a better place for having had her in it. Her life is a life worth celebrating. The Burches

Joanne Welch

255w ago

I met Ginny at Northway Christian Church in Wexford. We became friends there. Her Penn State attire caused us to talk as my son went there. I will miss this dear lady . I just learned of her passing and am so sad to have missed her service. God just got another angel.

Martha Dodge

255w ago

My condolences to Sue, Terry, Collin and Brandon Cooper, and all of her friends. I am a once removed cousin of Ginny's and I have tried to get in touch with her since my dad passed away 4 years ago. I remember her from \"Cousins' Convention\" reunions at my parents farm in Muncy, PA - she was so great and easy to be with, with a great sense of humor. She was my mom's cousin but she was actually closer to me in age. I'm so happy she was surrounded by so many good friends, and that she is sitting on the porch up in heaven with my parents and so many of that generation that have left us. They are viewing the sunset with their favorite beverages, and sending blessings down to us.

Tricia

256w ago

Ginny you were truly a class act will be missed. Your stories and jokes always put a smile on my face. I will alway remember you telling me that my kids were being raised right since they are Penn State fans. Rest In Peace. We will miss you. Trishers.

Donna Baumgarten

256w ago

Ginny was a great neighbor and I will miss her! My deepest sympathies to her many friends.

Ruth

257w ago

Ginny... you were a great part of the Baldwin-Whitehall School District! I know you touched so many kids with your teaching of music! We will all miss you but I am happy you are at peace now and singing with the angels! Ruth D.

Isabelle Clark

257w ago

Ms. Ginny, Thank you for your kind, thoughtful and generous spirit. God knew what He was doing when He created you. Your work here is now done and i know you've left an indelible footprint on the hearts of those you've touched. I'm really gonna miss running into you at Armstrongs! 💜 Isabelle

Susannah Cooper

257w ago

My heart is so heavy. I will miss my dear dear friend. Ginny played such a special place in the lives of family . I was so fortunate to have the privilege of great friendship and love with this beautiful beautiful kind soul. —a life full of memories I will love you forever, Ginny. Coop

Stephanie Heinzl

257w ago

I was so grateful to have known Ginny. I was an employee of her “watering hole” at Armstrongs Express. She was the most caring and kind woman, she had the best sense of humor, and was such a joy to be around. Her love will always be with us, as ours will be with her. She will be dearly missed by many. ❤️ Stephers -forever in my heart.

Laura Vertullo

257w ago

There are so many things that will always make me think of Ginny; lemmy chicky , the creamery, penn state vs. Michigan, Starbucks, and many more. The nicknames she gave every one of us will last forever, because that’s what we all call each other now. There are so many customers that would come into the restaurant that stopped over to say hi to Ginny first, before picking up their order , everyone enjoyed her company. I loved how she always said goodbye to each and everyone of us by name before leaving for the night. I’m going to miss how we always teased each other, it was an honor and a privilege to be your friend. We lost a wonderfully kind person, and I am going to miss you very much. Laurster

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