Rachel Cahill Obituary, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Resident Rachel Cahill Has Passed Away Unexpectedly
Rachel Cahill Death – Virginia Beach mourns the passing of a cherished member of its community, Rachel Cahill. Born on May 15, 1920, in Tompkins Center, MI, to George and Audrey (Frazier) Southworth, Rachel’s journey was defined by love, devotion, and family. As a proud member of Holy Rosary Catholic Church, she leaves behind a legacy of warmth and compassion.
A Life Devoted: Rachel’s Roles as Wife, Mother, and Grandmother
Rachel was a beacon of love and dedication, exemplified in her roles as a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. Survived by her son Maurice and wife Janet Cahill of Davison, and her daughter Janice and husband David Stump of New Jersey, Rachel’s influence extended far beyond her immediate family.
Generations Touched: Rachel’s Grandchildren
In the tapestry of Rachel’s life, her grandchildren played a significant role. Jesse and Shelbe Cahill, Katherine, and Eric Stump carry forward the love and values instilled by their grandmother. Rachel’s commitment to family and the bonds she forged will continue to resonate through the lives of the generations she touched.
Family Ties: Brothers and Memories
Rachel is survived by her brothers Max Southworth of Colorado and Maurice Southworth of Jackson, MI. The shared memories and experiences they held dear are a testament to the strength of family bonds. Rachel was preceded in death by her husband, William, in 1998, her son Steven in 1982, and brothers Howard and Paul. As Virginia Beach reflects on the life of Rachel Cahill, let us remember her not only for the sorrow of parting but for the joy of having shared in a life rich with love, family, and enduring memories. May her legacy live on in the hearts of those who had the privilege of knowing her.
