Virginia Carter

May 29, 1927 — September 5, 2020

Orlando

Orlando pioneer family member and Orlando native, Virginia S. Carter, born May 29, 1927, passed away at her home on September 5, 2020.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Nellie Coward Scott and father, John Henry Scott. Also her twin sisters, Nona Scott Henderson and Nina Scott Moffet.

She is survived by her sister Linda Scott Howard , and daughters G. Katziel Carter and Candi Carter Shelton (Gary), all of Winter Garden, Her Grandson, J. Anthony Scott Bohrman of New York, also survives.

In addition she is survived by nephew, Vance Henderson, of Orlando, and nieces, Carrie Howard Wicorek, of Seattle, WA and Melanie Howard Hall of Winter Garden. Twelve great nieces and nephews have loving and fond memories of their Great “Aunt Ginny”.

She was an active member of the graduation class of Orlando High School in 1945.She worked for Southern Bell Telephone Company and in retail sales, retiring from Jordan Marsh of

Orlando. She always loved her home and yard and gardening. She was active in many organizations including the following:

Goss United Methodist Church

Jaycee Wives of Orlando

Junior Sorosis of Orlando

Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, Orlando Chapter

FFGC Wekiva Youth Camp “Mother Nature”

Lake Como Elementary PTA “Stamp Lady”

Lake Como Homeowners Association - Block Captain

Girl Scouts of America/ District Cookie Lady

In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs-Wekiva Youth

Campership fund in her memory would be appreciated.

Please mail to

FFGC Treasurer

JANA WALLING

2121 Olivia Drive

Tallahassee Fl 32308-6164

Or the local chapter

Orlando Garden Club

710 E. Rollins St

Orlando, FL 32803

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Graveside Service

Wednesday, September 16, 2020

Starts at 11:00 am (Eastern time)

Conway Cemetery

3401 S Conway Rd, Orlando, FL 32812

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