Birth date: Mar 16, 1943 Death date: Dec 20, 2021
WESLACO -Ginger Vaughan went to be with the Lord on Dec 20th, 2021, in Weslaco, Tx. She had the best Christmas ever, with God, her husband-Carroll Vaughan, Father-Bennie Brown, Mother-Virginia Brown and Brother-Doug Brown. Ginger' Read Obituary
We will all miss Ginger so much. We sent a lot of time together talking about everything under the sun. Often while walking in the pool or sitting around a table in meetings or just riding in the car to go somewhere fun. My memories of her are very dear to me. She was one of the kindest people who made everyone feel God’s love in their lives.
Con Dios my friend, Yvonne Wren Ellison
We will all miss Ginger so much. We sent a lot of time together talking about everything under the sun. Often while walking in the pool or sitting around a table in meetings or just riding in the car to go somewhere fun. My memories of her are very dear to me. She was one of the kindest people who made everyone feel God’s love in their lives.
Con Dios my friend, Yvonne Wren Ellison
Condolences for the loss of your mom, grandmother, sister, and friend.
Ginger was a grand personality. Always great with 4-H and helping with
whatever needed to be done.
I have missed her laugh, always brought a smile.
Condolences for the loss of your mom, grandmother, sister, and friend.
Ginger was a grand personality. Always great with 4-H and helping with
whatever needed to be done.
I have missed her laugh, always brought a smile.
Healing Tears - Lavender and White was purchased for the family of Ginger Vaughan.
To the Family of Ginger; We are so sorry for the loss of your dear Mom. We met her at Whataburger years ago where the "Senior Coffee Clutch" gathered most days in the winter for breakfast & coffee. I loved her stories about her family & the good old days in the RGV & the Hill Country. She had so many talents & loved being with her friends & family. She will be dearly missed. RIP Ginger💕
To the Family of Ginger; We are so sorry for the loss of your dear Mom. We met her at Whataburger years ago where the "Senior Coffee Clutch" gathered most days in the winter for breakfast & coffee. I loved her stories about her family & the good old days in the RGV & the Hill Country. She had so many talents & loved being with her friends & family. She will be dearly missed. RIP Ginger💕
Dish Garden with Fresh Cut Flowers was purchased for the family of Ginger Vaughan.
