Virginia is survived by her two daughters Pam (Mark) Leathersich Debby (Dave) VanKerkhove; grandchildren Sarah (Corey) Carpino, Chelsea VanKerkhove, Jeff Leathersich, Derek VanKerkhove, Joe Leathersich; great-grandson Pierce Carpino; sister Maureen Johnson, she is also survived by Nieces, Nephews and many Dear Friends. Virginia's visitation will be Monday 2-4 7-9 PM at the Funeral Home, 1411 Vintage Lane (Between 390 Long Pond Rd.). Her Funeral Service will be celebrated Tuesday 11 AM at the Funeral Home, followed by her Interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Virginia was a lifelong resident of Rochester. Virginia attended 38 School. She graduated from Charlotte High School. She furthered her Education at University of Brockport where she earned a Bachelors Degree in Education. Once out of College Virginia worked as a kindergarten teacher within the City of Rochester School District. Virginia had two real loves in her life. The first was her family, the second was her church, Lakeside Presbyterian Church. She had a real soft spot for children. She introduced herself to others as "Grandma Ginny." She had a way of connecting with children especially her 5 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. She was a life long member of Lakeside Presbyterian Church and very active there. Virginia shared her musical talents as a member of it's choir. Virginia enjoyed classical music. She enjoyed performances that were held at the Geva Theatre and the Eastman Auditorium. Virginia also enjoyed playing the piano. She had a soft spot for buying and collecting jewelry. Virginia enjoyed her time spent at home gardening and sewing. Family and friends would describe Virginia as: loving, caring, sweet, optimistic, strong and as having a sense of humor. She was always sure that her appearance was top notch. She cherished her friendships and kept a relatively small close knit group of friends. Virginia will be sadly missed by her family and friends.