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Virginia G. Wright

Posted 1/11/08

Virginia D. Wright, 91 FEDERALSBURG, Md. - Virginia G. Wright, of Federalsburg, died at Memorial Hospital at Easton on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2007. She was 91. Mrs. Wright was born near Seaford, Del., on …

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Virginia G. Wright

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Virginia D. Wright, 91

FEDERALSBURG, Md. - Virginia G. Wright, of Federalsburg, died at Memorial Hospital at Easton on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2007. She was 91.

Mrs. Wright was born near Seaford, Del., on Jan. 11, 1916, daughter of the late Victor K. and Gertrude (Moore) Phillips.

Her husband, Norman T. Wright, preceded her in death on Dec. 27, 1970.

Mrs. Wright worked for Maryland Plastics and Federal Sportswear and retired from the Macke Co., working in the cafeteria at E.I. Dupont in Seaford.

She is survived by a daughter, Kathleen W. Tull and her husband Stanley of Federalsburg; two grandchildren, Kirk S. Tull Sr. and his wife Marsha A. and Gail Lynn Willoughby and her husband Bruce, all of Federalsburg; four great-grandsons, Robert W. Willoughby and Michael A. Willoughby, both of Federalsburg, and Andrew K. Tull and his partner Bryan of Long Neck, Del., and Kirk S. "Chip" Tull and his wife Katie of Seaford; and a daughter-in-law, Vonnie Wright of Federalsburg.

She was preceded in death by a son, Robert L. Wright, on April 24, 1976; two grandsons, Robert L. Wright II and Steven Edward Wright; a granddaughter, Julie Wright; and a brother, Henry Phillips.

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