Obituary for Virginia Maria Hall (Longoria)
Virginia Maria Hall
Born in San Antonio, TX on May 5, 1948. Passed away April 23, 2023.
Known to many as Mom, Grandma, Aunt B., and Mama V.
Preceded in death by her son, Daniel Brickei and two brothers, Juan and Julian Longoria.
Survived by five children; two sons: Michael Brickei (Daisy) and Joseph Hall; three daughters: Charlene Ritter (Mike), Melissa Hall, and Janie Hall; two sisters: Olga Dulaney and Mary McNeece; one brother: Johnny Longoria; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, other extended family, and her ex-husband Michael Hall.
Virginia loved her family and was a devoted caregiver to many, even those outside of her biological family. She was a second Mom or Grandma in many lives she touched. She often would put her needs last to provide for those she loved. She was a remarkably strong woman despite many struggles she endured throughout her lifetime. She was a great model of strength, strong-will, and determination to her daughters and others.
She had been a dedicated and hard-worker all of her life, always punctual and taking pride in everything she did. She filled many roles while also being a full-time mom which included being a cook, dietary aide, and produce clerk.
Virginia grew up playing softball and later bowled in leagues. She was beyond social and never met a stranger. She was an avid Dallas Cowboys fan, loved to play bingo with her best friend Mary Breeden, go to dinners with friends, watch older shows, listen to music, complete word searches, put puzzles together, and play solitaire.
She is greatly loved and missed. There was no one quite like Our Momma.
Born in San Antonio, TX on May 5, 1948. Passed away April 23, 2023.
Known to many as Mom, Grandma, Aunt B., and Mama V.
Preceded in death by her son, Daniel Brickei and two brothers, Juan and Julian Longoria.
Survived by five children; two sons: Michael Brickei (Daisy) and Joseph Hall; three daughters: Charlene Ritter (Mike), Melissa Hall, and Janie Hall; two sisters: Olga Dulaney and Mary McNeece; one brother: Johnny Longoria; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, other extended family, and her ex-husband Michael Hall.
Virginia loved her family and was a devoted caregiver to many, even those outside of her biological family. She was a second Mom or Grandma in many lives she touched. She often would put her needs last to provide for those she loved. She was a remarkably strong woman despite many struggles she endured throughout her lifetime. She was a great model of strength, strong-will, and determination to her daughters and others.
She had been a dedicated and hard-worker all of her life, always punctual and taking pride in everything she did. She filled many roles while also being a full-time mom which included being a cook, dietary aide, and produce clerk.
Virginia grew up playing softball and later bowled in leagues. She was beyond social and never met a stranger. She was an avid Dallas Cowboys fan, loved to play bingo with her best friend Mary Breeden, go to dinners with friends, watch older shows, listen to music, complete word searches, put puzzles together, and play solitaire.
She is greatly loved and missed. There was no one quite like Our Momma.