Virginia was the eldest daughter of Jacob S. Chupp and Wanda Toliver Chupp. Virginia married Charles Ernest Elliott, Jr. They had one son and one daughter. They divorced around 1939.
Virginia's second husband was Raymond "Harry" Knoll, who helped her raise her young children.
Her third husband was Dallas Leatherman whom she married in November 1977. They were married four years until he died in 1981 of a sudden heart attack while they were vacationing in Florida.
Virginia's fourth husband was Francis "Bud" Miller whom she preceded in death.
Virginia was a homemaker and had also worked a period of time at Switches Inc. as an assembler, retiring in 1977. She had also worked for Ball Band in Mishawaka. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, playing the organ, and making crafts. She loved to knit and crochet. She made all of her grandchildren crocheted afghans.
Virginia is buried with her fourth husband, Bud, in Violett Cemetery in Goshen, Indiana.
Virginia's second husband was Raymond "Harry" Knoll, who helped her raise her young children.
Her third husband was Dallas Leatherman whom she married in November 1977. They were married four years until he died in 1981 of a sudden heart attack while they were vacationing in Florida.
Virginia's fourth husband was Francis "Bud" Miller whom she preceded in death.
Virginia was a homemaker and had also worked a period of time at Switches Inc. as an assembler, retiring in 1977. She had also worked for Ball Band in Mishawaka. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, playing the organ, and making crafts. She loved to knit and crochet. She made all of her grandchildren crocheted afghans.
Virginia is buried with her fourth husband, Bud, in Violett Cemetery in Goshen, Indiana.
Virginia was the eldest daughter of Jacob S. Chupp and Wanda Toliver Chupp. Virginia married Charles Ernest Elliott, Jr. They had one son and one daughter. They divorced around 1939.
Virginia's second husband was Raymond "Harry" Knoll, who helped her raise her young children.
Her third husband was Dallas Leatherman whom she married in November 1977. They were married four years until he died in 1981 of a sudden heart attack while they were vacationing in Florida.
Virginia's fourth husband was Francis "Bud" Miller whom she preceded in death.
Virginia was a homemaker and had also worked a period of time at Switches Inc. as an assembler, retiring in 1977. She had also worked for Ball Band in Mishawaka. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, playing the organ, and making crafts. She loved to knit and crochet. She made all of her grandchildren crocheted afghans.
Virginia is buried with her fourth husband, Bud, in Violett Cemetery in Goshen, Indiana.
Virginia's second husband was Raymond "Harry" Knoll, who helped her raise her young children.
Her third husband was Dallas Leatherman whom she married in November 1977. They were married four years until he died in 1981 of a sudden heart attack while they were vacationing in Florida.
Virginia's fourth husband was Francis "Bud" Miller whom she preceded in death.
Virginia was a homemaker and had also worked a period of time at Switches Inc. as an assembler, retiring in 1977. She had also worked for Ball Band in Mishawaka. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, playing the organ, and making crafts. She loved to knit and crochet. She made all of her grandchildren crocheted afghans.
Virginia is buried with her fourth husband, Bud, in Violett Cemetery in Goshen, Indiana.
