Virginia Ruth Adams, 83, Remembered for Family, Kindness, adn Vibrant Spirit
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A Monongah, West Virginia, woman known for her warmth and dedication to family, Virginia Ruth Adams, 83, passed away peacefully at her home on Saturday, November 22, 2025, surrounded by loved ones. Born on September 25, 1942, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Adams leaves behind a legacy of kindness and resilience.
A Life Rooted in Family
Virginia Adams’s greatest joy was her family. She is survived by her three children: Paul Adams (Sharon) of Savannah, Georgia; Vincent Adams (Bobbie) of Albrightsville, Pennsylvania; and Lori Taylor of Monongah, West Virginia. Her family extended to five grandchildren – John adams, elizabeth Boaen (Anthony), Kodie Shipe (Dave), Robert Goldsmith (Bianca), and Ashley Abbott (Matthew) – and nine great-grandchildren: Tristin, Jackson, Lucy, Riley, Harper, Mason, Wyatt, brynn, and Eli.
she was also deeply connected to her siblings, Jim LeVay (Janet) of Okatie, South Carolina, and Mary Ellen Young (Mike) of Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania, along with their respective families. her beloved four-legged companion, “Ruby Rose,” also survives her.
From Philadelphia to West Virginia: A Life of Work and Passion
A graduate of Upper Darby High School in Philadelphia, Adams dedicated herself to her career, working as an operator for both Aegis and Teleperformance. Beyond her professional life, she embraced life with a notable passion and sense of humor. She was a proud member of the Red Hat Society, where her vibrant spirit and rapid wit were celebrated by her peers.
creativity, Compassion, and Lasting Impact
Virginia Adams possessed a gentle and generous heart, particularly when it came to animals. A devoted cat lover, she found solace and companionship in the furry friends she welcomed into her home. She channeled her creativity into hobbies like crocheting and crafting delicate dollies, demonstrating both patience and skill. In quieter moments, she found contentment in reading books and completing puzzles.
“Her presence was a steady source of comfort, and her absence leaves a space that can never truly be filled,” a family member shared.
Fulfilling her wishes, virginia will be cremated. Online condolences might potentially be sent at DavisFuneralHomeWV.com. Davis Funeral Home is honored to serve the Adams family.
