August 13, 2021

Naomi was am angel sent from above and now she is with her heavenly father!  She brought such great joy and love to those around her!  We look forward to seeing you once again one day💙😘 

August 12, 2021

Naomi was a great friend. I knew her from our times at curves. She was always a bright spot in the day. Always joking around and always had good things to say and smiling
she will be missed 
Cindy G

August 09, 2021

Niomi was a much loved and admired cousin to me, stopping in Iowa to visit and cheering up our family reunions with her antics, wit and smiles.   She always made a point to visit my sister Linda and husband Art when in Colorado.  She came to my parents Paul and Vesta’s 70th wedding aniversary in Iowa all the way from Penn.  Of her 40 some 1st cousins on the Gingerich side I think only Larry, Leabelle, James and Linda have crossed the Jordan ahead of her.   We all will miss her greatly.   Cousin Ken
 

August 02, 2021

Naomi was a roommate with me in Kansas City following graduating from the KCGH School of Nursing in 1968. We were involved in the Nurses Christian Fellowship during the years we were in nursing school. She was always a joy and delighted in having fun. We travelled together to LaJunta, Colorado, to visit another nursing classmate, Mary Aquilar. She had a Mercury Cougar at that time in the laste 60’s and delighted in traveling around KC in that car. My prayers are with her family and for her soul’s progress in the next world.
Frances Otto

August 02, 2021

My condolences to Naomi’s family in your  loss. The earlier comment about Naomi being an angel was something we had discussed as well! Her hugs were healing and her laughter contagious- I will miss seeing her this summer as planned. Marcia Hornberger

August 02, 2021

Naomi was always full of cheer and laughs and yet had such a compassionate heart. This world has lost a dear person. I amen what Ryan, her nephew said in his tribute. She will b missed. I can just her parents, Leroy and Mary Alice meeting her as she came thru heaven’s gate. What a reunion. Naomi was one of the older girls at Mt Zion church when I was a preteen, but I became more acquainted with her as I grew older. What a sweet soul she was…to everyone.-Janice (Wenger) Miller

August 01, 2021

We always felt loved by Naomi and her hugs were the best as she welcomed us in when we were a part of Shalom Christian Community.
Caroline J Weaver

August 01, 2021

So sorry to learn of her passing! She certainly lived her life fully and joyfully! I wish I had checked in with her more often in the past few months! She never seemed to have down days!
Twila Gingerich Miller

August 01, 2021

Naomi is central in my earliest childhood memory. She and I played together at a Versailles ministers meeting when I was about six and she would have been three?  Even then she was passionate, full of fun, loving and creative. Her love, joy, determination, dedication and empathetic spirit will remain with me always. She handled conflict with aplomb and always prioritized people over positions.  The best way to honor her is to follow her example. Special condolences to Samantha and Ryan, her many cousins and uncle Simon. 
Delores Friesen

July 31, 2021

I had the blessing of meeting this sweet lady for only a short time. Naomi’s infectious smile was beautiful.  She also exuded the peace of Jesus.
Rest in the arms of your sweet Jesus, Naomi

July 30, 2021

I knew Naomi as a child from our Bible School days at Mount Zion Mennonite Church near Versailles.  We were together as sophomores in Versailles, Mo. High School in Mrs. Houston’s world history class.  One day we received our grades from a test.  Mrs. Houston had both us to stand because we made the highest grade in the class. May our Lord and memories comfort Naomi’s family and many friends. –Tom Kerr

July 30, 2021

I knew Naomi as a child from our Bible School days at Mount Zion Mennonite Church near Versailles.  We were together as sophomores in Versailles, Mo. High School in Mrs. Houston’s world history class.  One day we received our grades from a test.  Mrs. Houston had both us to stand because we made the highest grade in the class. May our Lord and memories comfort Naomi’s family and many friends. –Tom  

July 30, 2021

Ginger will always be remembered as such a compassionate and happy individual. I first met Ginger in the 1980s while running as an EMT. Eventually, I worked with her at LGH and she was such a friend to so many. Our last gathering was traveling to Washington, DC for “The Call” with Lou Engle. I truly believe Ginger was an angel in disguise…Hebrews 13:2 Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it. (NIV). Thank you, Ginger, for giving us all of your very best and being a true representative of Jesus Christ. Loving, Annie Arbuckle (Blackburn)

July 30, 2021

I worked with Ginger at LGH. She was a night shift OR nurse and ALWAYS was wrapped in a warm blanket smiling and laughing. I truly missed her when she moved on. Blessing Ginger. Hilde

July 29, 2021

I worked with Naomi at Hospice of Lancaster Co. I will always remember her smile and happy personality. She was such a compassionate lady.
Carol Kissinger

July 29, 2021

Fond memories growing up with Naomi at Mt Zion Church in Versailles, Missouri.  Condolences to Rob and Debbie and family. So sorry for your loss.
Marilyn (Wenger) McKee

July 29, 2021

I met “Ginger”,as I knew her, back in 1980 at Lancaster General Hospital when she was an Emergency Room nurse and  I was an x-ray technologist. We had so much fun together in between the seriousness of the job. She always had a smile on her face and many times a mischievous gleam in her eye. We have stayed I touch over the years and I am so thankful I was able to have dinner with her just a few weeks ago. We chatted and laughed about some of our antics back in the day. I will truly miss her. She was just such a genuinely caring and wonderful person.                                           My condolences to all of her family and loved ones.
Cynthia Sheaffer Lee

July 29, 2021

Ginger was an honorary member of our VS unit in Kansas City. She treated us to pizza, outings, practical jokes, and always, a witty and mischievous sense of humor. We’ve loved her ever since across the miles…a friendship of decades. We will miss her immensely. 💕
Ann & Eldon Whitford

July 29, 2021

My Aunt Naomi was the greatest person i have ever known…. in my book she is humanitarian of the century… always with a smile.. i swear she cud charm a rattlesnake out of its rattle had she desired…. with her always traveling i wasnt able to get as close to her as i would have liked but i know she loved me…. the world has lost one of the most caring an compasionate people to have ever walked the earth. Her legacy will forever live on thru our memories an in our hearts… rest in piece Aunt Naomi…. Give grandpa an grandma and greatgpa an gma. loves for me.. an dont forget to pick on grandpa…..
Ryan Gingerich

July 29, 2021

For years we younger cousins looked so much forward to Gingerich family reunions because we would get to hang out with Naomi. Those reunions will never be the same without her infectious smile and laugh, fun-loving spirit, and warm support. Much love to the nieces and nephews whom she loved so much.
Andrea Zuercher