In Southwestern Oklahoma, therre was a small town named Sentinal, where Jessie and Luvina Orange lived with there three sons. Luvina's desire was to enhance more feminine attributes to the family. She finally received her wish on June 22, 1941 when Shirley Virginia was born. The boys thought she was a doll and was glad that she added a little tenderness in their father. Shirley ruled over the boys and was reigned as "Queenbee." But her reign as Queenbee came to a hault when Pauletta was born in 1944, right before the big adventurous move to Green Pastures. Virginia accepted Christ at an early age, at Metropolitan Baptist Church. She later joined St. Luke Baptist Church 54 years ago. She joined the boys at "Dear Ole Dunjee", where she was very active in band, basketball, and home economics; where she learned to sew. She was a "Sister Secret" that she made all of Pauletta's required garments for her home economics class. Virginia met the love of her life, Alonzo Walton Sr. After graduation and marriage-three children were born; Alonzo Jr., Katherine and Shirley. Virginia's employments included several family businesses, Street's Department Store, Federal Aviation Administration, Tinkre Officer's Club, Quail Creek Golf and Country Club, all before retiring from Oklahoma County District One. During these ventures she received a degree from Draughs Business College. Virginia answered her Savior's call on September 4, 2011, much like other preceding family members; her parents, former husband, granddaughter and son-in-law. Her presence will always remain with her children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, 3 brothers, 1 sister and a host of relatives and friends.