Mrs. Virginia Benson Wills

Birth date: Mar 5, 1926 Death date: Oct 19, 2025

Mrs. Virginia Benson Wills, 99, of Chattanooga, departed her earthly body on Sunday, October 19, 2025, in a local hospital. She was born in Rayle, Georgia (Wilkes County) to William (Honey) and Ella Mae (Smith) Benson on March 5, Read Obituary

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Charles Broadrick

1w ago

I am so sorry to just now find out about Mrs. Wills passing. She has been a dear friend and client of mine for over 20 years now. I always enjoyed talking with her and hearing all her stories. She had a smile and laugh that warmed everybody's heart. The last time I saw her was in summer of 2025. I came to the house to repair something. She was in good spirits and happy as could be. Then I received a phone call from her after she came home from the hospital. She said she needed a ramp built from the porch to the driveway. I told her it would be awhile and never heard back from her. So I did not know about the services, I would have definitely been in attendance.

Sending love, and blessings to all the family. May God wrap all of you in His arms during this time of sorrow and pain. Rest to sure though her lovely soul is now at ease with her Savior and Lord Jesus Christ.

Charles Broadrick

1w ago

So sorry to just now hear about the passing of Mrs. Wills. She was a good friend and client. She always had a great story to tell, and was as sharp as a tack. I will miss her and her big smile and laugh. Last time I saw her was in the summer. She needed me to fix something at the house. I did receive a phone call from her when she got home from the hospital asking about putting in a ramp from the porch to the driveway. Never hear back from her, but I told her it would be awhile before I could do it for her.

I wish the family blessings, love, and the kindness of God. It is hard loosing a loved one, but rest to sure her loving soul is in a much better place now with her Savior.

Charles Broadrick

Dorothy Mays

12w ago

in honor of Virginia.

So sorry for the loss ,she will be missed

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Crawford & Harrison Families

13w ago

in honor of Virginia.

Kesha Hammock

13w ago

I would call Mrs. Virginia on the phone. I would say this Eva and she would say I know who you are because you’re “Blanks” sister and use to laugh. She didn’t forget Robert Blanks. We talked, laughed until she would say “I got to go now”. I will miss Mrs. Virginia ~ Ms. Eva Hammock