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February 22, 1949-November 10, 2018

Virginia “Ginny” Semelsberger (Bergstrom), of Monticello. Born February 22, 1949 – died November 10, 2018.  Preceded in death by husband Larry Semelsberger, ex-husband Roy Woller, her parents Edward & Ruth Bergstrom, sister Jan Olson, brothers-in-law Pete Lindquist and Eldon Olson.  Survived by children: Royce (Jackie) Woller, Melanie (Jeremy) Hansen, Matthew Woller and Andrea Woller; grandchildren: Trenton, Clara, Mason & Zachary; sister: Muriel Lindquist; brothers: Chuck (Coralyn) Bergstrom, Doug (Judy) Bergstrom, Don (Debi) Bergstrom and Dale (Diane) Bergstrom; also friend: Werner Beutler.   Ginny grew up in Buffalo.  She was an LPN at Buffalo Hospital. She will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her! Funeral service 11:00 A.M. Thursday Buffalo Evangelical Covenant Church, 1601 Highway 25 N., in Buffalo.  Visitation Wednesday 4-8 P.M. at The Peterson Chapel, 119 Central Avenue, in Buffalo.  Further visitation Thursday morning one hour prior to services at the church.

10 Guestbook Entries

  1. Marcia (Wodtke) Westfall

    So sorry to hear about Ginny. We were great friends…since grade school. I have many fun and crazy memories. I live in Pennsylvania and will not be able to come for her visitation. My sympathy to all Ginny’s family and friends.

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  2. Sacramenta Landrum

    To the Semelsbergerfamily and friends please accept my deepest condolences for the loss of your loved one Ginny. Very soon Jesus Christ will resurrect the loved ones we have lost in death back to life Acts 24:15; John 5:28, 29; Revelation 21: 1-5.

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  3. Bonita McClanahan

    I worked with Ginny at the Hospital for many years. I was thinking of her just the other day. RIP Ginny. Prayers are with your family.

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  4. Ursula and Wayne Hillukka

    To my dear friend Ginny’s family and her friend Werner and family;
    we are so very sorry for the loss of your Mom and Grandma and special friend. May she rest in Peace! May God guide you all through this most difficult time.
    Sharing your Sorrow,
    Wayne and Ursula

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  5. steve jeske

    I remember Ginny from BHS . Always smiley and outgoing.

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  6. gary anakkala

    Ginny was always a good friend.

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  7. Steve and Charlotte Geis

    To Royce, Mel, Matt and Andrea…..our sincere sympathy in the loss of mom. She and your dad were our first friends when we moved to Corcoran! Always up for fun and help when needed. Lovely heart of gold she had. We live too far away now to make the trip down for her funeral. May she rest in peace in Heaven.

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  8. Shelley Swenson

    Bode, ♥️????

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  9. Marsha Eull

    I am so sorry to hear of Ginny’s passing. I worked with Ginny at Buffalo Hospital and we would run into each other often at the clinic. No matter how tough she was feeling she always had a smile and took the time to chat. She cared about others and had a great spirit. She will be missed.

    Marsha

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  10. SYLVIA A Andreas Haugen

    I know that this message is from a long time ago. We lived next door to each other on Lake Blvd in Buffalo. We played many yard games at night. Her mom sewed the best doll clothes ( before Barbie). That ages us. My brother Ron were great friends with Doug. I’ll always remember playing in the lilacs & setting up a tent for an overnight. We had a great friendship in junior high. We moved to Wisconsin in 1964, but I will never forget her & all our good times. I wonder if anyone would dig up between the lilacs if they would find our ‘time can’. I hope she had a happy life. I’ve thought of her often.

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