Virginia
Margaret Virginia Mueller Obituary March 3, 2025 – Quernheim Funeral Home
Margaret Virginia “Virginia” Mueller, nee Woods, 98, of Waterloo, IL, died March 3, 2025, in Waterloo, IL. She was born January 2, 1927, in Patterson, MO.
She is survived by her children Ron (Ruth Ann) Mueller, Kay (Bill) Theobald, Jeff Mueller, and Margaret (Stephen) McFarland; grandchildren Sarah (Michael) Karban, Andra (Pete) Dehn, Jonathon (Shelley) McFarland, Nicole (Jordan) Anderson, Jacob McFarland; great grandchildren Jackson and Addison Dehn, Anne and Oliver Karban, Logan and Emma McFarland, and Caitlyn and Camryn Anderson; sister Dixie Stone; brothers William (Christina) Woods and Robert (Janet) Woods; nieces; nephews; and cousins.
She is preceded in death by her husband Harold W. Mueller; son Richard H. Mueller; daughter Mary Michelle Mueller; parents James M. and Margaret M. (nee Shearrer) Woods; sisters Mary (Joseph) Shearrer, Peggy (Kenneth) Green, and Janice (Forrest) Mullins; brother James Woods Jr.; and Rev. Claud Stone.
Virginia was a member of St. Paul United Church of Christ, Red Hat Society, New Design Unit Home Extension, and DAR Whiteside Station Chapter.
As an expression of sympathy, the family prefers memorial contributions to:
St. Paul United Church of Christ or HCE Scholarship Fun
Visitation:
4 PM to 8 PM Thursday, March 6, 2025 at Quernheim Funeral Home in Waterloo, IL
9 AM to 10 AM Friday, March 7, 2025 at St. Paul United Church of Christ in Waterloo, IL
Funeral Service:
10 AM Friday, March 7, 2025 at St. Paul United Church of Christ in Waterloo, IL
Interment will immediately follow at Kolmer Memorial Cemetery in Waterloo, IL
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Virginia Tech officials said on X that the skydiver “was safely secured and is currently stable” following rescue efforts. The incident caused a delay in the start of the spring game.
“Thankful for game days with Hokie Nation and for the Blacksburg and Virginia Tech first responders whose quick actions safely returned today’s parachuter to the ground without injury,” the university said.
The name of the skydiver wasn’t released.
“Our primary focus remains on their well-being,” Virginia Tech officials said in a statement. “We extend our sincere appreciation to the first responders, event staff, and medical personnel for their swift, coordinated and professional response.”
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Michael Sharman set the tone from the start. He kept Virginia off balance all night, working eight innings while giving up just a single run. There weren’t many free passes, and he consistently pitched ahead, which allowed him to stay in control deep into the game. Hayden Simmerson wrapped things up in the ninth without any trouble.
At the plate, Nate Savoie was the difference. He delivered two home runs, including a go-ahead shot later in the game that put Clemson in front for good. His first long ball gave the Tigers an early edge, and he finished with three RBIs on the night.
Virginia managed to pull even midway through, but Clemson quickly responded. The offense strung together quality at-bats, with Bryce Clavon driving in a run and Luke Gaffney continuing his strong weekend with multiple hits. The Tigers created more separation late, adding another run after working a bases-loaded situation.
Clemson moves to 25-15 overall and 6-11 in conference play with the win. The series now comes down to Saturday’s matchup in Charlottesville.
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