Birth date: Aug 21, 1930 Death date: Jan 27, 2014
Virginia “Ginny” L. Jackson, 83, of Clinton, was released from the constraints of her earthly body on January 27, 2014 at the Alverno. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, January 30, 2014 at Zion Lutheran Chu Read Obituary
We have been out of town for two weeks, so apologize for the tardiness of this message. We send our love and condolences to Diane and family. Thoughts of my cousin Virginia bring back many memories of living next door when my dad, Harold Feddersen, was Virginia's greeting always included a wide smile and a kind word.
John and Joyce Feddersen
Our sympathies to the Jackson family. We have enjoyed continuing the garden and flowers that Glen and Virginia so beautifully established at their house in the valley.
Kirt & Connie Dell
I am so sorry to hear about Virginia. My condolences and sympathy go out to her family and Diane. As a first cousin I will always remember Virginia's outgoing personality, wonderful smile, and caring attitude.
Bill Feddersen
Dear Julie, Linda and families,
So sorry to learn of your Mother's passing. Wish we could be there for her funeral. Just wanted you to know that we are thinking of you. Will always remember when we celebrated her 75 birthday and my Mother's 90th together at Eagle Point Park.
With Love from Texas, DeLaus and Julie
Growing up, Ginny was my neighborhood playmate. We played house with our dolls under our big old box elder tree and imagined forms in the clouds while swinging in her hammock. We would also sling ropes over the branches of that old tree and ride away with Gene, Roy and Hop-along Cassidy.
She had a bunch of vintage clothes that we could dress up in and we would pretend that we were nightclub singers and take turns "performing" our songs like they did in the movies we attended. She was an only child for several years and had more toys than I did but she always willingly shared. We played with her paper dolls a lot. The first time I was invited to stay overnight, I got homesick and had to go home. Eventually, I was able to overcome being homesick and it was fun to sleep on her feather tick mattress and her Mom, Louella, always had something good for breakfast. ( Louella always made delicious egg salad sandwiches and would bring them to the neighborhood house parties my folks hosted.) I was two years younger than Ginny but we remained good friends into Junior High School days when we both became closer to girls in our own grade.
I have fond memories of our childhood years and my sincere sympathy goes out to her family. May her soul rest in peace. Florence "Bug" Martin Holle
