Virginia "Ginny" M. Moore

Virginia "Ginny" M. Moore, a beloved mother, sister, and aunt, graced this world from June 10, 1933, until her peaceful departure on December 12, 2024, at Highland Hospital. Born in Rochester, New York, Ginny left an indelible mark on the lives she touched with her warmth and generosity.

Ginny was a devoted family member who cherished her role as a mother to her son Dean. Her love extended beyond her immediate family to her sister, Ruth Eckert, her nephew Jay Marrow, and his children. Proud of her accomplishments in nurturing these relationships, Ginny was known for her unwavering support and compassion, continually making her family feel valued and loved. Her spirit will always resonate in the hearts of her loved ones.

Every Saturday, Ginny would embark on her favorite ritual with her sister, strolling through the local thrift stores. This tradition became a treasured part of their lives, where the thrift store employees recognized her by name. The thrill of the hunt brought her joy, and she often returned with special finds that reflected her keen eye for treasures.

Cooking was another passion of Ginny's, where she poured her heart into every meal prepared for family gatherings. Her kitchen was a haven of warmth, filled with the delicious aromas that only a loving mother could create.

Ginny's life was a testament to the importance of family, and she always put her loved ones first. She was predeceased by her husband, Richard, a loss that left a marked space in her heart yet never diminished her ability to give, share, and foster those beautiful family bonds that she held dear.

Services to celebrate Ginny's life will take place on Wednesday, December 18, 2024, at New Comer Cremations & Funerals located at 2636 Ridgeway Ave, Rochester, NY. Visitation will start at 1:00 PM, followed by a prayer service at 3:00 PM.

As we reflect on the life of Virginia "Ginny" M. Moore, we remember a woman who embodied love, kindness, and familial devotion. Her legacy will forever shine through her son, her sister, and all those she gathered around her with open arms.