Birth date: Apr 23, 1938 Death date: Dec 14, 2023
Virginia Waltena Alexander-Lauber, age 85, of East Fallowfield, PA, passed peacefully at home in the early morning of December 14, 2023. Born April 23, 1938 in Philadelphia, PA, Virginia was the firstborn child of Walter James Ale Read Obituary
My heartfelt condolences and prayers to Ginny’s family. Life goes with the speed of flame. We all had many laughs and wonderful times with her, within a place and time of our lives that we will always cherish. As has been said, “The business of life is the acquisition of memories. In the end that’s all there is.” We have many beautiful ones of her.
Alex Murphy
Ginny you have left many memories in our life's over the years. Rest in peace Big sister.Love Tena and Gary
Aunt Ginny (my whole Aunt) LOL one of the original 3, oldest of 15, I'm going to miss singing & drinking shots with you. Listening to you tell me about the guys coming on to you....too funny. I enjoyed our times together & have missed them in recent months. We disagreed on some things, but we will always be family, true blood through & through.
Love, hugs, kisses & light,
Beverly
My dear oldest sister Ginny.
You were always kind, thoughtful, loving and forgiving.
You did your level best to be a peacekeeper.
When I last held your hand it was like I was holding our mothers hand. So very much like our dear beloved mom in so many ways.
I always loved our conversations and your love for family.
We are all going to miss you dearly. Thankfully, no longer in pain and no longer suffering.
I'm sure you are in good company in heaven.
Love You,
Brother Bill
Lets try this again. It took me over a hour to write the first memories with Ginny. Some how I lost ever thing. Please Lord let me finish. We have had so many memories together. Well hear it goes.
I first met Ginny back in 1978 when I married her sister Beverly in Cinnaminson NJ. What a loving person. Full of life, caring, beautiful, a smile that could melt ice. Over the years we would get together, not until Bev and I moved to East Fallowfield that we saw each other more. I lost Beverly do to the virus. I was lost without Bev. Then last year I had more tickets then I could use to the Christmas show at the AMT in Lancaster PA. So I call Ginny and offered her a ticket, of course she accepted. Pick her up Saturday after Thanksgiving to go to the show. Getting home late Ginny spent the night in Bev's bedroom and me on the couch in the living room.
Come morning I went to the bedroom and found Ginny up and crying. I held onto her and kissed her lightly. Which turned in to a long long kiss. That kiss change everything. From that point on it became a beautiful love story.
I asked her to marry me and she said yes. Plan was to get her knee replace then get married. Then she got congested heart failure, follow by kidney failure, the cards were not on her side. Too old for a heart transplant. My love came home to spend what time she had to be with me.
