“90 years is not enough.”

Caring and kindness, honesty and straightforwardness, longevity and a life well-lived; these are the qualities of an extraordinary human. According to friends and family, Virginia Cahall was an extraordinary woman.

“She was the most influential woman in my life,” says daughter-in-law, Robin Cahall.

Virginia Winnie Cahall died on March 9, 2025, at the age of 90, surrounded by family.

Family friend, Chrissy Bartz, summed up the impact that Virginia had on those who knew her, “she was everyone’s Mom-mom because she was always at the ready to take care of her friends and family, her village.” She was well known in the community of Goldsboro and the surrounding area for quietly helping those in need, giving what she could throughout her entire life, and as Robin said, always finding room for “one more” in her heart.

Virginia’s son, Bryan, shared that her legacy to her 48 direct descendants is to “keep going and not falter” in the face of tragedy. Virginia had her share of tragedy, having experienced the loss of five of her seven children. Chrissy remarked, “with the amount of loss she had, which for some would be ‘life rocking events,’ she carried on with spunk and passion.”

Bryan said that his mother showed how to properly grieve and then honor the life of those lost by continuing to live, “[she was] everything you want somebody to be.”

Virginia’s obituary highlights her many activities in her village, “she was involved in various community organizations, including being a life member of the Women of the Moose, a member of Mooseheart, and part of the Trinity United Methodist Church as well as the Ladies Auxiliary at Goldsboro Fire Department. Virginia worked at Ragged Robin for approximately 10 years.”

“[Virginia] loved yard sales, socializing, and, above all, cherished the time spent with her grandchildren.”
Chrissy “recognizes that she was an incredibly amazing grandmother,” and Robin shared that even within their large group of family members, “she was an amazing presence.”

Friends and family will share their memories of Virginia Cahall on Sat., Mar. 22, at the Goldsboro Fire Hall, Goldsboro, MD with a celebration of life. She lived a life marked by tragedy, but never sadness. She enjoyed simple pleasures and gave to others willingly. She lived for nine decades, but, as Robin said, for Virginia Minnie Cahall, “90 years is not enough.”

Excerpt from the obituary of Virginia Cahall:
In addition to (Virginia’s) parents, she is preceded in death by, five Children, William Ross Cahall Jr, Phyllis Ann Wothers, Janice Virgina Coleman, Diane G. Cahall, Jennifer Lynn Hendricks, and eight siblings, Sarah Bockner, Sis Bishop, ethel Morris, Thomas Greeson, George Greeson, Donald Greeson, Max Greeson, Jack Greeson.

Virginia is survived by her two sons, Rusty Cahall (Suzanne) of Ocean City, MD, and Bryan Cahall (Robin) of Goldsboro, MD, along with her daughter-in-law, Ellen Cahall. She also leaves behind fourteen beloved grandchildren: Steven Cahall, Paula Kinnamon, David Coleman, Valerie Schaefer, Jonathan Cahall, Erin Cahall, Ben Cahall, Justin Ailor, Amber Daus, Matt Hedricks, Billy Hedricks, Mary Ann Johnson, Bo Cahall, and Bryanne Glotta. Additionally, Virginia cherished her special friends, Susan and Ben Simpson, Mrs. Louis, Ann Schultz, Mary Hickman, and Patty Schulties. Her legacy includes twenty-one great-grandchildren, six great-great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews.

A visitation is scheduled at Goldsboro Fire Hall in Goldsboro, MD, on Saturday, March 22, 2025, from 1 PM to 2 PM, followed by a memorial service at 2 PM. The family invites you to join them for food and fellowship after the service.
In lieu of flowers we kindly ask that you consider making a donation to one of the following organizations: Goldsboro Fire Company, located at 700 Old Line Rd, Goldsboro, MD 21636; Trinity United Methodist Church, at 302 Church Ln, Goldsboro, MD 21636; or Compass Regional Hospice, at 255 Comet Dr, Centreville, MD 21617. www.compassregionalhospice.org