Virginia Lee Rubottom Skinner
May 14, 1927-May 8, 2015
San Jose, CA
Viginia was born on May 14, 1927 in St. Louis, MO to Simon Terell Rubottom & Mary Ellen Verbeck. She grew up in the St. Louis area & was always fond of the area.
She married Robert Skinner in June 1949 in Maplewood, MO. They have 4 children: Robert Jr. (Vikki), Paul (Karen), Mary (Raymond) & Carolyn. 6 grandchildren: Benjamin (Laura), Ezra (Michelle), Duncan, Abraham, Caitlin (Alfredo) & Ethan.8 great-grandchildren. Her family brought her immense joy and she was always interested in their lives. She always valued family & kept in touch with many of her Rubottom & Verbeck cousins, nieces & nephews.
Ginny worked at Miller Jr. High for many years, both in the classroom & the library. She enjoyed writing, especially about her childhood, Rv-ing with the EZ Wheelers & sharing her famous home-grown rose bouquets.
For many years Ginny served as a Deacon in the New Community of Faith Church. Her friendly smile & listening ear will be missed.
She passed away at home in San Jose, CA, on May 8, 2015, surrounded by family members.
A memorial in her honor will be held at the New Community of Faith Church, 6350 Rainbow Dr. San Jose, CA on June, 20, 2015 at 2pm.
May 14, 1927-May 8, 2015
San Jose, CA
Viginia was born on May 14, 1927 in St. Louis, MO to Simon Terell Rubottom & Mary Ellen Verbeck. She grew up in the St. Louis area & was always fond of the area.
She married Robert Skinner in June 1949 in Maplewood, MO. They have 4 children: Robert Jr. (Vikki), Paul (Karen), Mary (Raymond) & Carolyn. 6 grandchildren: Benjamin (Laura), Ezra (Michelle), Duncan, Abraham, Caitlin (Alfredo) & Ethan.8 great-grandchildren. Her family brought her immense joy and she was always interested in their lives. She always valued family & kept in touch with many of her Rubottom & Verbeck cousins, nieces & nephews.
Ginny worked at Miller Jr. High for many years, both in the classroom & the library. She enjoyed writing, especially about her childhood, Rv-ing with the EZ Wheelers & sharing her famous home-grown rose bouquets.
For many years Ginny served as a Deacon in the New Community of Faith Church. Her friendly smile & listening ear will be missed.
She passed away at home in San Jose, CA, on May 8, 2015, surrounded by family members.
A memorial in her honor will be held at the New Community of Faith Church, 6350 Rainbow Dr. San Jose, CA on June, 20, 2015 at 2pm.
Virginia Lee Rubottom Skinner
May 14, 1927-May 8, 2015
San Jose, CA
Viginia was born on May 14, 1927 in St. Louis, MO to Simon Terell Rubottom & Mary Ellen Verbeck. She grew up in the St. Louis area & was always fond of the area.
She married Robert Skinner in June 1949 in Maplewood, MO. They have 4 children: Robert Jr. (Vikki), Paul (Karen), Mary (Raymond) & Carolyn. 6 grandchildren: Benjamin (Laura), Ezra (Michelle), Duncan, Abraham, Caitlin (Alfredo) & Ethan.8 great-grandchildren. Her family brought her immense joy and she was always interested in their lives. She always valued family & kept in touch with many of her Rubottom & Verbeck cousins, nieces & nephews.
Ginny worked at Miller Jr. High for many years, both in the classroom & the library. She enjoyed writing, especially about her childhood, Rv-ing with the EZ Wheelers & sharing her famous home-grown rose bouquets.
For many years Ginny served as a Deacon in the New Community of Faith Church. Her friendly smile & listening ear will be missed.
She passed away at home in San Jose, CA, on May 8, 2015, surrounded by family members.
A memorial in her honor will be held at the New Community of Faith Church, 6350 Rainbow Dr. San Jose, CA on June, 20, 2015 at 2pm.
May 14, 1927-May 8, 2015
San Jose, CA
Viginia was born on May 14, 1927 in St. Louis, MO to Simon Terell Rubottom & Mary Ellen Verbeck. She grew up in the St. Louis area & was always fond of the area.
She married Robert Skinner in June 1949 in Maplewood, MO. They have 4 children: Robert Jr. (Vikki), Paul (Karen), Mary (Raymond) & Carolyn. 6 grandchildren: Benjamin (Laura), Ezra (Michelle), Duncan, Abraham, Caitlin (Alfredo) & Ethan.8 great-grandchildren. Her family brought her immense joy and she was always interested in their lives. She always valued family & kept in touch with many of her Rubottom & Verbeck cousins, nieces & nephews.
Ginny worked at Miller Jr. High for many years, both in the classroom & the library. She enjoyed writing, especially about her childhood, Rv-ing with the EZ Wheelers & sharing her famous home-grown rose bouquets.
For many years Ginny served as a Deacon in the New Community of Faith Church. Her friendly smile & listening ear will be missed.
She passed away at home in San Jose, CA, on May 8, 2015, surrounded by family members.
A memorial in her honor will be held at the New Community of Faith Church, 6350 Rainbow Dr. San Jose, CA on June, 20, 2015 at 2pm.
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