Birth date: Feb 1, 1918 Death date: Nov 27, 2007
Virginia “Ema” Reid Bienn, age 89 years, died of natural causes on Tuesday, November 27, 2007 at the home of daughter, Mary Moore Jumonville. The wife of the late Harold Bienn and the beloved mother of Jane Moore Vaden, Mary Moor Read Obituary
my heart is broken, i loved her , my sincere sympathy to her family. i shall always remember her , she was a great , great lady.
Just got on to find Aunt Sis' obituary. Times move one too fast for us to notice, really. It seems like I had just talked to her on the phone a couple of weeks ago. Hope you are all taking everything well, I know she is probably up there having a chat with Mama Lee right now. Love you all. -Justin.
Dear family members of Virginia, I was the supervisor of Volunteer Services at East Jefferson Hospital when Virginia volunteered. I just want you to know that it was a pleasure to have known her. She was a very dear and caring person, always smiling and willing to help others. She truly touched my heart. She will be sadly missed. May Our Lord strengthen you during this difficult time.My thoughts and prayers are with you. Warmest regards, Julie Crawford
I would like to convey my deepest sympathy in the loss of your loved one. I didn't know Mrs.Bienn personally,but I do know the pain of death. I lost my dear father a few years ago and a year later my younger brother.This summer, when we lost two family members (brothers) in seperate traffic accidents,just 5 hours apart,we were devasted. We found much comfort in reading notes from family,friends, and even those we never met. Also from reading the bible,especially in Psalm 34:18, it reassures us that we are never alone,more so at times like this.Also in John 11:11,14-44 we have the wonderful experience of Jesus resurrecting Lazarus here on earth.You can just see the tears of joy,when Jesus uttered the words"Lazarus,come forth",we too will hear those words,for our loved ones,when all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice.(John 5:25,28)What a grand day that will be. Remember what she taught you and share the experiences you had,to others and her memory will live on in them and you. Take care of yourselves so you can be there for those who love you. Again I am sorry for your loss.
