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She was a member of the Pioneers Club and a homemaker. Mrs. Jenkins enjoyed spending time with her husband, children and grandchildren and had a special interest in antiques and crafts. She was the manager of the Culpeper Shops and worked at the Minute Man Mini Mall.
Mrs Jenkins is survived by her husband, W. Garfield Jenkins, two sons, William Virgil Jenkins of Culpeper, and Christopher Alan Jenkins and his wife, Angela, of Madison.
Additional survivors include four grandchildren, Kemper Thomas Jenkins and Claudia Elizabeth Jenkins, both of Brunswick, Md. and Alexis Kaitlin Hodge and Christopher Matthew Hodge, both of Madison. She is also survived by q number of nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, Mrs. Jenkins is preceded in death by three sisters, Aldeen Crawford, Kathleen Beahm and Reba Settle.
A funeral service was held on March 5 and interment was at the Fairview Cemetery.
Found and Sons of Culpeper was in charge of the arrangements.
Ernest W. Leonard
Burial in Washington
Ernest Welby Leonard, 85, of Arlington, died on Feb. 26 at Arlington Hospital.
Mr. Leonard was born Oct. 10, 1917.
He is survived by his wife Esther Zane Racer Leonard and one son, Timothy Leonard, both of Arlington, and one sister Rachel Bailey.
A funeral service was held on March 3 at the Arlington Funeral Home. A graveside service followed at the Washington Masonic Cemetery in Washington.
Arlington Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
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