Virginia A. Rowlett

Date of Death: March 12, 2012

Virginia A. Rowlett, 70
Virginia A. Rowlett, 70, of Lafayette, IN, died at 11:09 AM Monday March 12, 2012 at Indiana University Health.
She was born December 18, 1941, in Middlesboro, KY, to the late John and Martha Burch.
She graduated from Middlesboro High School in 1960.
On December 7, 1959 she married Paris Rowlett in London, KY
She was a member of St. James Lutheran Church.
Virginia was also a yearly participant of Camp Blue Bird for both Lafayette and Indianapolis
She enjoyed gardening, crafts, camping, and was the best cook ever.
She fought Cancer for over 19 years .
Surviving are Husband- Paris “Red” Rowlett, of Lafayette, IN
And daughters- Kathleen Ann Rowlett Watkins of Baltimore, MD, Sandra Daily, Husband Mack, and their 4 children Jennifer, Laura, Miranda, and Dalton of Round Lake Park, IL.

Memorial visitation will be 7:00-9:00 PM March 16, 2012 at Soller-Baker Lafayette Chapel
She was preceded in death by her brother.
In lieu of flowers that family would like contributions made to St. Jude&s Children Hospital.
Online condolences may be sent by visiting www.soller-baker.com

Soller-Baker Funeral Homes, Inc.

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sorry for your loss, a friend an class mate roy robertson jr.

My dearest Friends, Red, Kathy and Sandy
It is with deep sorrow I bring to you this day on the passing of your beloved wife
and mother. Words can not express how i feel today. Jenny was like a big sister to
me when I lived in Lafayette during my school years. To know Jenny was but a call away was a comfort to me. I know that you are all hurting right now and there are no
words that express the deep sorrow you feel. I know, you know Jenny is with God. I
have always prayed every night for your family because you felt like my family. So
tonight at prayers I will ask God to place you all in his loving arms. Your sorrow can
not be taken away, that only comes with time but the memories (OH THE MEMORIES)
will last forever. I will spend the next weeks remembering all the good times Jenny and I had during my time above your family home. They were such good times. We cried, laughed and just had so much fun. I remember the night Garry and i came back to Lafayette, after just getting married just three days earlier, to my apartment
Its was Christmas Eve, all the stores were closed for the holiday back then, and the family was getting ready to leave for KY for the holidays. If it had not been for Jenny, Garry and I would have starved that holiday season. Jenny found us food from her
storage unit. We had Roasted Chicken, potato&s and corn. We even had a pie for dessert. We didn&t think about the food problem when we came back to my apartment that Christmas but your mother/wife came thru in flying colors. She was always there for me I will never forget her or all of you. My love always, a very devoted extended family friend. Linda (Bo) and Garry Van Camp

So sorry for your loss she will be missed Anita Carter Camp Bluebird

I am the Camp Bluebird nurse for Indy and we will miss Virginia! She fought cancer for a long time and continued to live her life to the fullest. My prayers are with you.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this most difficult time. We as believers find peace and comfort in knowing we will one day be joined with our loved ones & our Lord & Savior.
With sincere sympathy - Kathryn Glenn
""We are confident, I say, and would prefer to be away from the body and at home with the Lord."" 2 Corinthians 5:8

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

Sandy,
I know you were very close to your mother and I&m sure she knew how much you loved her. Dave and I think of you, Mack and the kids with warm and caring thoughts and our deepest sympathy.
Please let us know if we can do anything for you.
Your friend,
Colleen

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.