Guest Book for Virginia (Norris) Stewart

Provided by Ronnie L. Stewart Funeral Service

Posted by: Kathy Hester
Thu September 10, 2015 My heart is broken. I loved Mrs. Stewart so much. She was like a second mama to me. I will always cherish the times that we spent together. I have so many good memories of when I was younger & she taught me how to swim & how she took us kids for our late night tennis matches. I Love You Virginia & just know you will be missed so much & not just by me.

Posted by: Jackie Castleman
Sat September 12, 2015 My late husband, Red, and I knew Virginia well during the 1960s-'80s because of her participation in the Vidalia Women's Bowling Association. I remember her with fondness as one who loved to have a good time and had a ready laugh. Throughout the years, we would run into each other and recall all the good times we shared. She'll definitely be missed by her family and friends.

Posted by: Jack Calhoun
Mon September 14, 2015 she was my next door neighbor (Second Street) when I was growing up in Vidalia.
I remember that she always had a smile and would wave when she drove by in her Nash Metropolitan.
rest in peace, Virginia Jo

Posted by: Paul Hower
Wed September 30, 2015 Jibba (Virginia) was my wife's great aunt. She was so kind and even came out and visited us in California years ago. When we looked after her sister she was always wanting to make sure she had the best care and I know she was always kind to Mildred. That's just the type of person she was. When my wife passed I lost contact with her but she has kept in contact with my son Andrew and was very kind and encouraging to him. I wish I was able to thank her.

Posted by: Kathy Hester Thu September 10, 2015	My heart is broken. I loved Mrs. Stewart so much. She was like a second mama to me. I will always cherish the times that we spent together. I have so many good memories of when I was younger & she taught me how to swim & how she took us kids for our late night tennis matches. I Love You Virginia & just know you will be missed so much & not just by me.



Posted by: Jackie Castleman Sat September 12, 2015	My late husband, Red, and I knew Virginia well during the 1960s-'80s because of her participation in the Vidalia Women's Bowling Association. I remember her with fondness as one who loved to have a good time and had a ready laugh. Throughout the years, we would run into each other and recall all the good times we shared. She'll definitely be missed by her family and friends.



Posted by: Jack Calhoun Mon September 14, 2015	she was my next door neighbor (Second Street) when I was growing up in Vidalia. I remember that she always had a smile and would wave when she drove by in her Nash Metropolitan. rest in peace, Virginia Jo



Posted by: Paul Hower Wed September 30, 2015	Jibba (Virginia) was my wife's great aunt. She was so kind and even came out and visited us in California years ago. When we looked after her sister she was always wanting to make sure she had the best care and I know she was always kind to Mildred. That's just the type of person she was. When my wife passed I lost contact with her but she has kept in contact with my son Andrew and was very kind and encouraging to him. I wish I was able to thank her.