Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Deepest condolences and prayers for the family of Virginia Genttile Dinardifrom Mary Templeton and myself. Virginia was a special person who made an impact on those she met. As a child I always enjoyed each time meeting her because I knew I would be grreted with a big smile, friendship and great stories. Virginia was a well known recognizable personality in Morgantown's downtown High Street business section for many years and remained welcoming to all she met. Her devottion to her love of her life Sylvester of 64 years and to her family were paramount. Her involvement with her Morgantown High Scholol Calss of 1943 reunion planning exemplified her desire to be of service and interest in her friends and associates which she kept in close contact with throughout her life. Her devotioon to her family was still primary as she battled her own health afflictions. Her memory will be retained by many in Morgantown who are here or elsewhere and she was always an excellent ambassador for the downtown Morgantown area, WVU, Monongalia County and West Virgina. Folks like Virginia made citizens want to go shopping downtown Morgantown whether they made purchases or not, the fun was getting to share momemwents with special persons as Virgina. Those cherished memories will contuinue to be discussed into the future and her memory will not soon be forgotten. May the Dinardi family know Virginia and each of them are in the thoughts of many at this time.
