Virginia Barbara Molnar Permar

Virginia Barbara Molnar PerMar was born in Clinton, Massachusetts on April 20, 1927 to Arpad Albert Molnar and Dora Elmira Cederlund Molnar. Virginia was the second of three children, older brother Arpad Albert Molnar, Jr. passed away in 2008. The Molnar family relocated to Winnsboro, South Carolina when Ginny-bye was still very young. There she soon became a big sister to younger brother, George Eugene Molnar. Her father died of complications from injuries sustained in an automobile accident in 1934 when Virginia was only seven years old. She graduated from Mount Zion High School in 1944. Soon after she became a telephone operator. In January of 1949 she enlisted in the Women’s Army Corps and served in Okinawa, Japan during the Korean War. Following her honorable discharge, she relocated to Newark, NJ and resumed her work as a telephone operator and was blessed with her first child, Victor William. A few years later, after moving to Greensboro, NC, Virginia had two little girls, Barbara Gene in and Paula Elaine. Ginny remained a telephone operator until her retirement in 1983. She continued to reside in Greensboro until 2003 when she then shared time in Florida with Paula and her family and in Virginia with Barbara and her family. In 2014 she moved in with Barbara full time. Ginny is survived by: younger brother George Eugene Molnar, son Victor William PerMar, daughters Barbara PerMar Baker, Paula PerMar Thomas, step-daughter Victoria Ann PerMar; grand-children: Julie Seagraves, Garrett Thomas, Gavin Thomas, Audrey Baker, Isabella Thomas and Rachel Baker. Ginny lived a great life! She was a caring mother and Nana and was always happy to oblige if a life-of-the-party was needed. The family is planning a small celebration of life on what would have been Ginny’s 92nd birthday, in Winnsboro, South Carolina. A graveside service will be held at Arlington National Cemetery April 20, 2021 at 11AM, attendees (up to 100 guests at this time) need to be at the administration building at 10:15 AM. Virginia suffered from mild dementia for a dozen years, which had become quite severe during her last year. The family respectfully requests donations to the Alzheimer’s Association in her memory. www.alz.org.

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Virginia Barbara Molnar Permar

April 20, 1927 - February 26, 2019