Virginia Allen Sumner

Death date: Jan 15, 2021

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Mrs. Virginia Allen Sumner, 78, of Lancaster, widow of William B. Sumner, Jr., passed away Friday, January 15, 2021 at MUSC – Lancaster Medical Center. She was born January 6, 1943 in Union, a daughter of the late Raymond Cecil Allen and Ruby Mae Casey Allen. Mrs. Sumner was a member of Wade Memorial Presbyterian Church. She had worked for Springs Memorial Hospital for over twenty five years. She loved her grandchildren and her church and enjoyed sitting in her sunroom birdwatching.A service to celebrate the life of Mrs. Sumner will be held Wednesday, January 20, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. at the graveside at Lancaster Memorial Park with the Rev. Paul Smith officiating.Mrs. Sumner is survived by a son, Ken “Bighouse” Sumner and his wife Dawn of Florence; a daughter, Casey S. Cato and her husband Jeff of Lancaster; five grandchildren, Joshua Cato, Jonathan Cato, Jacob Cato, Kathleen Sumner and Lee Mozingo; a great grandson, Brooks Cribb; three brothers, Phillip Allen and his wife Wanda of Tennessee, Kevin Allen and his wife Debbie and Joey Allen and his wife Denise of Lockhart; and a sister, Susan Boling of Chester. In addition to her parents and husband, Mrs. Sumner was preceded in death by a brother, Chris Allen.The family will receive friends at the graveside following the service.Memorial contributions may be made to Wade Memorial Presbyterian Church, PO Box 2767, Lancaster, SC 29721.Lancaster Funeral Home & Cremation Service is serving the family of Mrs. Sumner.

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Mark - Windsor, Ca

in honor of Virginia.
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Mark Taylor

I just learned of the passing of Mrs. Sumner yesterday. Heartbroken by Mr. Sumner's passing, I suppose the Lord wanted them both. To Kenny and Casey, and family, my heartfelt condolences go out to you all.

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Cheryl Plyler

Casey, praying for you and your sweet family. Bill and Virginia positively touched and changed many lives while with us. You carry their gentle spirit and loving heart and continue to spread their legacy of love. They were both very proud of you and your family. We love you and lift you up in prayer, praise and thanksgiving! Cheri

Ken Sumner

Thank you.

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Diane Barton

Paul and I are very sorry to hear of Virginia’s passing. They had a camper in front of ours at Springmaid. We had many good visits and conservation with her and Bill over the years. You will be in our thoughts and prayers for peace and comfort. Paul and Diane Barton

Ken Sumner

Thank you

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Harlean Carter

in honor of Virginia.
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Mary" " Krontz

in honor of Virginia.

I know her family and friends will miss this sweet woman. My thoughts and prayers are with you. RIP dear one.

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Joe Farinella

We will miss Aunt Ginny and her amazing cornbread dressing on Thanksgiving. Ginny had a very strong faith and there is comfort knowing she is at peace and in heaven with Uncle Bill. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Love,

Joe Farinella
Margaret Farinella
Catherine Farinella

Ken Sumner

Thank you Joe and the girls. We take peace knowing she is with daddy again and she is happy. We are going to miss her dearly. She loved you and the girls and looked and looked forward to thanksgiving every year so she could see them. We love y’all.

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Carolyn D Taylor

in honor of Virginia.
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