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	'''Virginia Mary Queior'''		'''Virginia Mary Queior'''

	Virginia Mary Queior, 88, passed away peacefully at her [[~~Ray Brook\|~~Ray Brook]] home on Saturday, April 8, 2017.		Virginia Mary Queior, 88, passed away peacefully at her [[Ray Brook]] home on Saturday, April 8, 2017.

	Virginia was born on Aug. 13, 1928 in Saranac Lake to George and Stella Riebel.		Virginia was born on Aug. 13, 1928 in Saranac Lake to George and Stella Riebel.

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	She was predeceased by a son, Timothy; husband Oliver; and her brother, David Riebel.		She was predeceased by a son, Timothy; husband Oliver; and her brother, David Riebel.

	Arrangements are with [[~~Fortune-Keough Funeral Home\|~~Fortune-Keough Funeral Home]] of Saranac Lake and private services will be held at the convenience of the family.		Arrangements are with [[Fortune-Keough Funeral Home]] of Saranac Lake and private services will be held at the convenience of the family.

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	'''Children:''' Gini Lee Queior		'''Children:''' Gini Lee Queior

	'''Virginia Reibel '''was a daughter of [[George Riebel\|George]] and [[Stella Riebel\|Stella Riebel]]. Born in Saranac Lake, she graduated from [[Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946 and from [[~~North Country Community College\|~~North Country Community College]] in 1987. She worked as an operator for 23 years for the New York Telephone Company, retiring in 1983. She was a founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was a figure skater, and appeared in the skating Extravaganzas in the Olympic Arena.		'''Virginia Reibel '''was a daughter of [[George Riebel\|George]] and [[Stella Riebel\|Stella Riebel]]. Born in Saranac Lake, she graduated from [[Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946 and from [[North Country Community College]] in 1987. She worked as an operator for 23 years for the New York Telephone Company, retiring in 1983. She was a founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was a figure skater, and appeared in the skating Extravaganzas in the Olympic Arena.
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	'''Children:''' Gini Lee Queior		'''Children:''' Gini Lee Queior

	'''Virginia Reibel '''was a daughter of [[George Riebel\|George]] and [[Stella Riebel\|Stella Riebel]]. Born in Saranac Lake, she graduated from [[~~Saranac Lake High School\|~~Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946 and from [[North Country Community College\|North Country Community College]] in 1987. She worked as an operator for 23 years for the New York Telephone Company, retiring in 1983. She was a founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was a figure skater, and appeared in the skating Extravaganzas in the Olympic Arena.		'''Virginia Reibel '''was a daughter of [[George Riebel\|George]] and [[Stella Riebel\|Stella Riebel]]. Born in Saranac Lake, she graduated from [[Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946 and from [[North Country Community College\|North Country Community College]] in 1987. She worked as an operator for 23 years for the New York Telephone Company, retiring in 1983. She was a founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was a figure skater, and appeared in the skating Extravaganzas in the Olympic Arena.
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	Virginia was born on Aug. 13, 1928 in Saranac Lake to George and Stella Riebel.		Virginia was born on Aug. 13, 1928 in Saranac Lake to George and Stella Riebel.

	Virginia graduated from [[~~Saranac Lake High School\|~~Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946.		Virginia graduated from [[Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946.

	She married Oliver Joseph Queior, Jr. on Aug. 31, 1949 in Saranac Lake by Judge Andrew Weller. Virginia attended and graduated with honors from North Country Community College in 1987.		She married Oliver Joseph Queior, Jr. on Aug. 31, 1949 in Saranac Lake by Judge Andrew Weller. Virginia attended and graduated with honors from North Country Community College in 1987.

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	'''Died:''' April 8, 2017		'''Died:''' April 8, 2017

	'''Married: '''[[Oliver Queior~~%2C~~ Jr.\|Oliver Queior, Jr.]]		'''Married: '''[[Oliver Queior, Jr.\|Oliver Queior, Jr.]]

	'''Children:''' Gini Lee Queior		'''Children:''' Gini Lee Queior

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	'''Died:''' April 8, 2017		'''Died:''' April 8, 2017

	'''Married: '''[[Oliver~~%20Queior~~%2C~~%20Jr~~.\|Oliver Queior, Jr.]]		'''Married: '''[[Oliver Queior%2C Jr.\|Oliver Queior, Jr.]]

	'''Children:''' Gini Lee Queior		'''Children:''' Gini Lee Queior

	'''Virginia Reibel '''was a daughter of [[George~~%20Riebel~~\|George]] and [[Stella~~%20Riebel~~\|Stella Riebel]]. Born in Saranac Lake, she graduated from [[Saranac~~%20Lake%20High%20School~~\|Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946 and from [[North~~%20Country%20Community%20College~~\|North Country Community College]] in 1987. She worked as an operator for 23 years for the New York Telephone Company, retiring in 1983. She was a founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was a figure skater, and appeared in the skating Extravaganzas in the Olympic Arena.		'''Virginia Reibel '''was a daughter of [[George Riebel\|George]] and [[Stella Riebel\|Stella Riebel]]. Born in Saranac Lake, she graduated from [[Saranac Lake High School\|Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946 and from [[North Country Community College\|North Country Community College]] in 1987. She worked as an operator for 23 years for the New York Telephone Company, retiring in 1983. She was a founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was a figure skater, and appeared in the skating Extravaganzas in the Olympic Arena.
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	'''Virginia Mary Queior'''		'''Virginia Mary Queior'''

	Virginia Mary Queior, 88, passed away peacefully at her [[Ray~~%20Brook~~\|Ray Brook]] home on Saturday, April 8, 2017.		Virginia Mary Queior, 88, passed away peacefully at her [[Ray Brook\|Ray Brook]] home on Saturday, April 8, 2017.

	Virginia was born on Aug. 13, 1928 in Saranac Lake to George and Stella Riebel.		Virginia was born on Aug. 13, 1928 in Saranac Lake to George and Stella Riebel.

	Virginia graduated from [[Saranac~~%20Lake%20High%20School~~\|Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946.		Virginia graduated from [[Saranac Lake High School\|Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946.

	She married Oliver Joseph Queior, Jr. on Aug. 31, 1949 in Saranac Lake by Judge Andrew Weller. Virginia attended and graduated with honors from North Country Community College in 1987.		She married Oliver Joseph Queior, Jr. on Aug. 31, 1949 in Saranac Lake by Judge Andrew Weller. Virginia attended and graduated with honors from North Country Community College in 1987.
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	She is a lifelong resident of Saranac Lake and was employed as an operator for 23 years for the New York Telephone Company until her retirement in 1983.		She is a lifelong resident of Saranac Lake and was employed as an operator for 23 years for the New York Telephone Company until her retirement in 1983.

	She is a member of the [[Eastern~~%20Star~~\|Order of the Eastern Star]] where she served as Matron in 1963; Telephone Pioneers of America; taught Sunday School at the First United Methodist Church for several years, Order of the Amaranth; many quilting clubs; Paint and Palette Art Association; M.I. Hummel Club; Cedarlands Club; NCCC Alumni Association; and the Adirondack Genealogical Historical Society in Saranac Lake.		She is a member of the [[Eastern Star\|Order of the Eastern Star]] where she served as Matron in 1963; Telephone Pioneers of America; taught Sunday School at the First United Methodist Church for several years, Order of the Amaranth; many quilting clubs; Paint and Palette Art Association; M.I. Hummel Club; Cedarlands Club; NCCC Alumni Association; and the Adirondack Genealogical Historical Society in Saranac Lake.

	She enjoyed needle craft projects, chair caning, sewing, knitting, crochet, and quilting. She was an animal, bird, gardening and outdoor lover and was a charter founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was also a figure skater and appeared in the Olympic Arena in the Extravaganzas.		She enjoyed needle craft projects, chair caning, sewing, knitting, crochet, and quilting. She was an animal, bird, gardening and outdoor lover and was a charter founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was also a figure skater and appeared in the Olympic Arena in the Extravaganzas.
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	She was predeceased by a son, Timothy; husband Oliver; and her brother, David Riebel.		She was predeceased by a son, Timothy; husband Oliver; and her brother, David Riebel.

	Arrangements are with [[Fortune-Keough~~%20Funeral%20Home~~\|Fortune-Keough Funeral Home]] of Saranac Lake and private services will be held at the convenience of the family.		Arrangements are with [[Fortune-Keough Funeral Home\|Fortune-Keough Funeral Home]] of Saranac Lake and private services will be held at the convenience of the family.

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	She enjoyed needle craft projects, chair caning, sewing, knitting, crochet, and quilting. She was an animal, bird, gardening and outdoor lover and was a charter founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was also a figure skater and appeared in the Olympic Arena in the Extravaganzas.		She enjoyed needle craft projects, chair caning, sewing, knitting, crochet, and quilting. She was an animal, bird, gardening and outdoor lover and was a charter founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was also a figure skater and appeared in the Olympic Arena in the Extravaganzas.

	Her calm and balanced personality made everyone around her feel at ease and her loyalty made her ~~<span class="quotations">“the~~ favorite” person to talk to among family and friends.		Her calm and balanced personality made everyone around her feel at ease and her loyalty made her the favorite” person to talk to among family and friends.

	Virginia is survived by a daughter, Gini Lee Queior; a sister Roslind Deitz; brother George Riebel; brother Gary Riebel; many nieces and nephews; daughter-in-law Joan Brady-Queior; and longtime companion Ray Lubianetsky.		Virginia is survived by a daughter, Gini Lee Queior; a sister Roslind Deitz; brother George Riebel; brother Gary Riebel; many nieces and nephews; daughter-in-law Joan Brady-Queior; and longtime companion Ray Lubianetsky.

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'''Born:''' August 13, 1928

'''Died:''' April 8, 2017

'''Married: '''[[Oliver%20Queior%2C%20Jr.|Oliver Queior, Jr.]]

'''Children:''' Gini Lee Queior

'''Virginia Reibel '''was a daughter of [[George%20Riebel|George]] and [[Stella%20Riebel|Stella Riebel]]. Born in Saranac Lake, she graduated from [[Saranac%20Lake%20High%20School|Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946 and from [[North%20Country%20Community%20College|North Country Community College]] in 1987. She worked as an operator for 23 years for the New York Telephone Company, retiring in 1983. She was a founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was a figure skater, and appeared in the skating Extravaganzas in the Olympic Arena.
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''Adirondack Daily Enterprise,'' April 11, 2017,

'''Virginia Mary Queior'''

Virginia Mary Queior, 88, passed away peacefully at her [[Ray%20Brook|Ray Brook]] home on Saturday, April 8, 2017.

Virginia was born on Aug. 13, 1928 in Saranac Lake to George and Stella Riebel.

Virginia graduated from [[Saranac%20Lake%20High%20School|Saranac Lake High School]] in 1946.

She married Oliver Joseph Queior, Jr. on Aug. 31, 1949 in Saranac Lake by Judge Andrew Weller. Virginia attended and graduated with honors from North Country Community College in 1987.

She is a lifelong resident of Saranac Lake and was employed as an operator for 23 years for the New York Telephone Company until her retirement in 1983.

She is a member of the [[Eastern%20Star|Order of the Eastern Star]] where she served as Matron in 1963; Telephone Pioneers of America; taught Sunday School at the First United Methodist Church for several years, Order of the Amaranth; many quilting clubs; Paint and Palette Art Association; M.I. Hummel Club; Cedarlands Club; NCCC Alumni Association; and the Adirondack Genealogical Historical Society in Saranac Lake.

She enjoyed needle craft projects, chair caning, sewing, knitting, crochet, and quilting. She was an animal, bird, gardening and outdoor lover and was a charter founding member of the Wild Center in Tupper Lake. In her youth, she was also a figure skater and appeared in the Olympic Arena in the Extravaganzas.

Her calm and balanced personality made everyone around her feel at ease and her loyalty made her <span class="quotations">“the favorite” person to talk to among family and friends.

Virginia is survived by a daughter, Gini Lee Queior; a sister Roslind Deitz; brother George Riebel; brother Gary Riebel; many nieces and nephews; daughter-in-law Joan Brady-Queior; and longtime companion Ray Lubianetsky.

She was predeceased by a son, Timothy; husband Oliver; and her brother, David Riebel.

Arrangements are with [[Fortune-Keough%20Funeral%20Home|Fortune-Keough Funeral Home]] of Saranac Lake and private services will be held at the convenience of the family.

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