Virginia Black, born on September 23, 1983, in Murray, Utah, passed away on September 26, 2026, in St. George, Utah. She was the daughter of George and Vickie Black, and mother of Madisyn and Trinity Black. Virginia lived with a strong determination and passion: whatever she set her mind to, she accomplished.

Her childhood in Utah was filled with outdoor adventures and playful mischief alongside her older and younger siblings. When her family relocated to Michigan when she was 11, Virginia continued to embrace new experiences, spending her happiest summers traveling to new destinations with her father and sisters.

Known as the life of the party, Virginia brought energy wherever she went and dominated every card and board game at family gatherings. Virginia carried a true warrior spirit, taking on severe health challenges that most people can't comprehend, and did so with grace, style, and an unbroken drive.

Virginia leaves behind a legacy of unwavering determination and deep passion for life. In recent years, she dedicated herself to personal growth and bettering her life, taking powerful strides forward. Driven and dedicated, she was attending Utah Tech and maintaining straight As while pursuing a degree in special education upon her passing.

She is survived by her two daughters Madisyn (Daniel) and Trinity Black; her mother Vickie Black; her nine siblings: Shawn (Mary) Black, Carol Black Vallejo, Stephen (Magda) Black, Lynn (Diane) Black, Richard (Cynthia) Black, Sharon (Chris) Pratt, Larry Black, Veronica (Robert) Kuehler, and Victoria (Kyle) Pierce; and many nieces and nephews.

She is preceded in death by her father, George Black, and her grandparents Evan and Thalia Black, and Carl and Virginia McMains.