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| Virginia Ann Dearing |
| September 17, 1946 - April 8, 2020 |
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Virginia Ann Dearing passed away on Friday, April 8, 2020. Born on September 17, 1946 in Frankford Hospital in Philadelphia, Pa. She later moved to Mcgaheysville, Virginia. Then moved back to Philadelphia, where her residency was.
She had worked at the "Philadelphia Christian Academy," where she was an elementary teacher and specialized in Mathematics. She attended church at "The Pentecostals of Philadelphia." She graduated from Neshaminy High School, and studied accounting and received her CPA at "Community College."
She had previously been married to Lonnie Dearing.
Her brothers were Billy Dearing, David Dearing, and Richard Dearing.
Her children are Lonnie Dearing, Raymond Dearing, and Ashley Dearing.
Her grandchildren are Matthew Thomas Dearing and Lonnie Dearing Jr.
Her hobbies were reading, movies, music, and crocheting. She had a special love for animals.
She was a strong, smart, beautiful, funny, caring, and selfless woman and an amazing mother and grandmother.
Her memories will live on and she will be missed.
She had worked at the "Philadelphia Christian Academy," where she was an elementary teacher and specialized in Mathematics. She attended church at "The Pentecostals of Philadelphia." She graduated from Neshaminy High School, and studied accounting and received her CPA at "Community College."
She had previously been married to Lonnie Dearing.
Her brothers were Billy Dearing, David Dearing, and Richard Dearing.
Her children are Lonnie Dearing, Raymond Dearing, and Ashley Dearing.
Her grandchildren are Matthew Thomas Dearing and Lonnie Dearing Jr.
Her hobbies were reading, movies, music, and crocheting. She had a special love for animals.
She was a strong, smart, beautiful, funny, caring, and selfless woman and an amazing mother and grandmother.
Her memories will live on and she will be missed.
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