Birth date: May 27, 1940 Death date: Feb 3, 2021
Jennieve Owens Tate Jennieve Owens Tate, age 80, of Aldie, passed away peacefully February 3, 2021 with her family by her side. She was born in May 1940 in Leesburg, Virginia the only daughter of the late Thomas Shelton and Elean Read Obituary
Susan,
So sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. I knew your Mother from our days at Aldie School. She was a wonderful person. My sympathy and love to you and all the family.
Your Cruising Buddy,
Mrs. Davis
Pattie - I am so very sorry to hear about your mom's death. Growing up I always thought of your parents as my second parents. I will never forget the time we were going to go somewhere. I got a nasty cut climbing a barbed wire fence. Your mom and dad were so calm, and they got me all fixed up. Then, your mom ended up taking us to Arlington National Cemetery. I will never forget her kindness. I"m so sorry we lost touch, Pattie. Please know that my thoughts are with you, Susan, and Bev.
I have fond memories of spending time with Cousin Jenny at the farm talking about family history. She will be greatly missed.
Cousin Jenny was a wonderful lady and always had a way of making people around her smile and laugh. I will always remember her for good spirit. So happy she is with Fred now dancing down those golden streets. Looking forward to our "BIG" family reunion to come. See you soon Jenny. We will miss you. Lots of Love, Tammy Beavers
Aunt Jenny you are beautiful inside and out and I loved your sense of humor. We will miss you dearly. Love, Ron, Tish, Julia, Isaac, and Jacob Brooks
Our deepest condolences on the passing of your Mom. We are sorry to lose her here on Earth, but look forward to seeing her again when we all get to Heaven!
Love and Hugs and Blessings,
Ed and Kathryn Herty
On Behalf of the Inova Loudoun Hospital Ladies Board I want to express my condolencs on the passing of a lovely and kind woman. Jenny was a faithful and dedicated Ladies Board member for many years. She served on the Officer's Board as Parliamentarian and before each report would tell a joke. I am sorry to say joke telling was not her forte but we enjoyed them and Jenny to the utmost. Jenny also ran the "Toy Barn" for many, many years at the Annual Ladies Board Rummage Sale. In this capacity she not only raised funds for the Ladies Boards projects but she made many children and families happy with toys they could not otherwise afford.
A smiling face, a kind word and a positive thought, Jenny will be missed, thought of and always remembered by The Inova Loudoun Ladies Board. God bless her and keep her warm.
Hazel Saffell, President
Inova Loudoun Hospital Ladies Board
