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In Loving Memory of

Virginia Riklin

February 26th, 2026

Obituary

Virginia Riklin (1926 -2026) lived a full 99 years.

She survived her husband Harold Riklin and brother Leonard Levitan

Mother to Joel Riklin, Sandi Knoll and Jay Riklin

Grandmother to Rebecca, Sarah, Dana, Kevin and Brandon Great Grandmother to Sadie, Sebastian, Thomas and Adalaide Friend to everyone she met.


Virginia lived a life based on simple values. Be Honest

Enjoy the Outdoors

Stay Active

Eat a healthy balanced diet

Treat other people kindly. Be yourself

Enjoy Life

Live within your means


She passed these values on to her children, mostly by setting an example


Virginia enjoyed Reading, Dancing, Music, Art, Travel, Gardening and Education But most importantly she enjoyed the company and interactions with other people.


Learning was a lifelong experience.

She received her bachelor's degree from Lehman College at age 51

Virginia would take annual educational trips with Elder Hostel where she would meet new people and enjoy the shared experiences. She joined a reading club while in her 90s.

She loved watching Birds and Plants.


Virginia grew to become self assured and most importantly never lost a sense of wonderment.

Arrangements by Weinstein Chapels. www.weinsteinchapels.com

Memorial Events

FUNERAL SERVICE

Date & Time Sunday 03/01/2026 at 12:30 PM

Address Weinstein Memorial Chapel
Funeral
1652 Central Park Ave
Yonkers, NY 10710

Burial

Address Sharon Gardens Cemetery
273 Lakeview Avenue
Valhalla, NY 10595

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