Jackie posted a condolence

Monday, February 12, 2024

To the person who created the video....thank you so much!! I've watched it four times...so far <3 Sending much love, Jackie Campbell

Anna Stovall posted a condolence

Friday, February 9, 2024

Ginger was incredible. I had the pleasure of meeting her just once at my former school. Years later, she became my 'go-to' at Ellucian. No matter the issue, she discussed it with such warmth. Her caring comments conveyed her true understanding of the problem...and empathy for the user on the other end. My sympathies to her work & personal family. Anna L. Stovall Davidson College

Jackie Campbell posted a condolence

Monday, February 5, 2024

In 2005 I was told I was going to be working on a new product and new team. I was very nervous about what lied ahead. I was at a conference and Ginger (GG to me ) sought me out to welcome me to the team. Her warmth and kindness put me at ease. I remember it like it was yesterday and am so grateful to have been on that `new´ team with her ever since. I can´t stop thinking about her. I love her so much and miss her! This is so hard to accept. My brain keeps rejecting it. The only good thing is her pain is no more. Til we meet again, GG, love, Jackie

Jill Mackey posted a condolence

Monday, February 5, 2024

Dave and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. Ginger was one of a kind, she brought joy to everyone she met. I was so blessed to call both her and Dave friends. While I met them through work, when we connected it was Family time. Heaven gained another angel. Sending you all love. Jill Mackey from Vermont

Brooke Munion posted a condolence

Sunday, February 4, 2024

Growing up with 7 aunts and uncles and trying to keep straight of “who is who” can be a challenge. I remember vividly being at meemom and peepops house on Christmas when I was about 4 years old and being on aunt gingers back. She would stop at every aunt and uncle and say “alright, who is is?” But do you know whose name I always could remember? Aunt Ginger. She always made sure she spent time talking and playing with us and we all loved her for it. I still believe if she hadn’t told me “aunt Jean always wears jeans” who knows if I ever would remember;) just kidding! Her Irish potatoes could go head to head with meemoms, which is saying a lot! I’ll miss you aunt ginger <3

Dale Munion Winters uploaded photo(s)

Saturday, February 3, 2024

I, too, am a first cousin with fond memories of Ginger. She always wore a smile…Such a bright light! The cousin gatherings were the best, and we loved catching up. It was great seeing her last year at my nephew’s wedding in Maine. Always in my heart, Ginger. ❤️

Bonnie Munion Wojcik uploaded photo(s)

Saturday, February 3, 2024

Ginger and I were first cousins and also shared a common vocation in the higher ed financial aid field. A number of years ago I was thrilled when we were able to connect at the annual financial aid conference in Nashville. What a wonderful time Ginger, Dave and I had, reminiscing! Ginger always loved connecting with people and made a point to do that with her cousin at this conference! ❤️

Caroline Ward lit a candle

Thursday, February 1, 2024

So sorry to hear of Ginger’s passing. She was such a beautiful person inside and out. I worked with her way back in the 90s. I would see her occasionally at conferences. Our condolences to Dave as well. She will be missed.

Mark Kichline posted a condolence

Thursday, February 1, 2024

My thoughts and prayers are with Ginger's family during this difficult time. I had the pleasure of working with Ginger for many years and always enjoyed seeing her (and Dave) when I was able to visit the Malvern office. What a wonderful couple. RIP. Mark Kichline

Brian Burkhardt posted a condolence

Thursday, February 1, 2024

My name is Brian Burkhardt. Ginger and I were first cousins. When we were kids I remember she discovered that I was ticklish and we would tickle each other until we were in hysterics. I last saw her and David a year ago at the wedding of Ben and Leah Wojick in Maine. I can still see her smiling, hear her laughing, and enjoying the festive occasion. We shared a mutual interest in our family genealogy. At every event or family gathering there would always be a photo opportunity for a picture of The Cousins, where we gleefully assembled. I reach out now to those of us, our families, and friends to say that I am very sorry for your loss. And I pray to God in heaven until we meet again.

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Wednesday, January 31, 2024

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