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Nora Donohue
Nora Donohue led The Virginia Home’s physical therapy department for 17 years before retiring in 2013. Even after retirement, she remained a frequent visitor and volunteer, keeping up with friends…
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Herb and Doug Farnsler
A high school automobile accident changed the direction of Doug Farnsler’s life forever. “Doug spent three months in the hospital in a coma, before awakening to face a future of…
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Hugh and Barbara Lovell
A Lasting Legacy of Care Barbara and Hugh Lovell’s connection to The Virginia Home began with Barbara’s brother, Tommy Mosko, who called The Home his own for 26 years. They…
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Rosa Bosher
Rosa Bosher’s legacy: The power of creativity. Rosa Bosher has volunteered at The Home for more than 35 years. Ask her why she wanted to create a legacy at The…
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Bill and Peggy Motley
Childhood Sweethearts, Lifelong Champions They grew up in the same neighborhood and before he got a car, she used to ride on the handlebars of his bicycle. As a young man…
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Ann Lee Saunders Brown
After an amazing life of 101 years, Ann Lee Saunders Brown passed away in February, 2020. She was the daughter of Edmund Archer and Jane Quinn Saunders; and the sister of Jane…
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Vonnie Stoneburner
People who become involved with The Virginia Home tend to stay involved. Vonnie Stoneburner is proof of that. Since joining The Home’s Junior Board in 1988, Vonnie has worked on…
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Bryce and Franny Powell
The 1980s seem like a long time ago. But those years saw Bryce Powell’s first visit to The Home as a young man, invited for a tour by board members…
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Ray and Sean Baxter
When Ray Baxter’s son Sean was six months old in 1970, his parents realized that a glandular disorder was leading to brain damage. As Sean aged, he progressively lost both…
