TITLE: Virginia Ravenell Gousby

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier, May  28, 2001

SUBMITTED:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED:  Kim Grissom, May 2001

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Mrs. Virginia (Boot) Ravenell Gousby age 73, of 712 Gousby Lane, Cross, 
SC died May 25, 2001 in a North Charleston hospital. Funeral services will be at 2:00 PM Tuesday,
May 29, 2001 at Poplar Hill Christian Church, Cross, SC. Rev. Isaac Gourdine officiating. 
Interment will be in Church Cemetery. Arrangements by EUTAWVILLE COMMUNITY FUNERAL HOME. Mrs. 
Virginia Ravenell Gousby, the daughter of the late Walter Jones and the late Rosa Lee Jones, 
was born February 28, 1928 in Berkeley County, SC. She attended the Public schools of Berkeley 
County. She was a member of Poplar Hill Christian Church where she served on the Usher Board 
and the Senior Choir. Survivors are: her husband, John P. Gousby of the home; her children, 
Arabell Gaddist, Albert Ravenell, Jr., Allen Ravenell, Generis Dennis, Linda Mae Ravenell all 
of Cross, SC, Shirley Spann of Brooklyn, NY, Sylvia Williams of Ridgeville, SC, Mae Frances 
Taylor of Huger, SC, Naomi Sellers and Norman J. Martin both of Monroe, LA; five sisters, Sadie 
Bell Bradley of Summerville, SC, Martha Myers of Ridgeville, SC, Earnestine Martin of Monroe, 
LA, Margaret Taylor of Richmond, VA, Catherine Sledge of Elloree, SC; one brother, Irving Jones 
of Baltimore, MD; thirty-four grandchildren, twenty-nine great grandchildren. 
 



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