Virginia Pridgen Warner

Virginia Pridgen Warner, cherished mother, sister, grandmother, great-grandmother, and beloved friend, passed away on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, in Rhine, Georgia. Born on November 3, 1963, in Fitzgerald, Georgia, Virginia’s life was marked by her gentle spirit, her steadfast devotion to family, and her ability to bring warmth to all who knew her.

Virginia leaves behind a loving family whose lives have been enriched by her presence. She is survived by her son, William Frnak Register, Jr., and her cherished daughter-in-law, Jennelle. In her role as a mother and mother-in-law, Virginia offered unwavering support, understanding, and kindness. Her sisters, Lynette Pridgen and Wada Kay Lewis, carry forward countless memories of shared laughter, deep conversations, and the special bond that only sisters share.

Virginia was a proud grandmother to William James Register and his wife, Alyssa, Emily Register and Buck Hill, and she reveled in the joys of being a great-grandmother to Dawson Register and Bodie Register. The legacy of her love and lessons will undoubtedly live on in their hearts. She also shared uniquely meaningful connections with those she considered dear, including Hope and Larry Maloy, along with many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends whose lives she touched deeply.

Virginia was predeceased by her parents, Walter Pridgen and Lola Mae Roberson, who surely welcomed her with open arms.

Throughout her life, Virginia was known for her caring nature and her commitment to her family and friends. She brought people together and created a home filled with love, resilience, and laughter. Her compassion extended beyond those related by blood, as she formed lasting friendships that became chosen family. Her presence was a source of comfort, and her wisdom, encouragement, and strength remain cherished gifts for all who knew her.

Though her physical presence will be profoundly missed, the values she embodied and the affection she bestowed remain alive in those who were fortunate enough to know her. Her memory continues as an enduring beacon of love, unity, and grace.

Virginia Pridgen Warner’s life reminds us of the beauty in simple acts of care and kindness, and her memory will continue to inspire and strengthen her family in the days to come.

Virginia's family will hold a private ceremony at a later date.