Virginia Lucille Toppett, nee Filas, age 92 of LaGrange, formerly of Arizona. Beloved wife of the late John O. Toppett; loving mother of Robert (Barb) Daggy, Sr., James (Betty) Daggy and the late Betty Lou Daggy; mother-in-law of Doris J. Daggy; grandmother of Robert James Daggy, Debbie (James) Skowron, Dawn Mangerson, Robert (Carol) Daggy, Jr., Darlene (Andrew) Peters, Michael Daggy, Sandra Smith, Katherine (Frank) Costa and Shelly (Thomas) Pioth; great grandmother of 21. Memorial Service Saturday, June 23, 2012, 10 A.M. at Maranatha Chapel, 9755 S. Pulaski Road, Evergreen Park. Hitzeman Funeral Home, Ltd. assisting family with arrangements. Information 708-485-2000 or www.HitzemanFuneral.com
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Dear Dawn,
We were shocked and saddened to learn of Virginia’s death. She was such a sweet lady. When my mom was at Lexington three years ago, she and Virginia were table mates for the five months that mom was there and they became fast friends. I too grew very fond of her as well as my husband. We will miss her very much as we always enjoyed our visits with her.
We extend our heartfelt sympathy to you and your entire family and will keep you in our prayers.
Take care Dawn.
Warmest regards
Doris & Norine
We were also very shocked and saddened to learn of my Mother’s death. We already miss you so much Mom, and I am having to cope with the giant hole left in my heart from your passing.
We believe my Mother is in the arms of Jesus, and has already looked-up her deceased daughter, Betty Lou, and her precious husband John Toppett.
My Mother spoke of you often, Doris & Noreen. She was so upset recently after her phone had gotten broke, and she didn’t have your phone number. I tried to find your number on the internet without any success. My Mom was so glad when you came in to visit her & gave her your phone number again.
I have been talking to my Mom every night, for about five years now, ever since I had to find her residency in a Nursing Home. The days seem so empty now when we have to go to bed at night, having not been able to talk with her.