Ginger Scarinzi - February 3, 1937 to December 3, 2021

[De Hill]

Larry Scarinzi just called and told me that His wife Ginger passed away yesterday at their home in Whippany, NJ.
Larry and Ginger met in school, and she accompanied Larry and Red Reinhardt when they went flying. Ginger was a nice lady who was pleasant to talk to.

John Miske's wife Elaine once said that when Larry and Ginger met is when the pot found a lid.

Larry and Ginger were married when he graduated from college, and she accompanied him out to Burbank, California where he went to work for Lockheed as an engineer. He was drafted soon after and joined the USAF and Ginger followed along, becoming a service wife.

I just don't know what else to say, except she was a good friend to Ruby and me and I'm saddened that she has passed.
 

[Tony Drago]

I'm so sorry to hear this.
Ginger was indeed a pleasant person to be around.
 Had many good times at VSC and Brodaks with Larry and Ginger.
 R.I.P. Ginger. You will be missed.

[Elwyn Aud]

Sad news Sorry to hear it.

[Jim Catevenis]

I am so sorry to hear about her passing. I met Larry and Ginger at Brodak's and was fortunate enough to be at their 50th Anniversary party at Brodak's.  Great couple. 

Jim Catevenis

[Dan McEntee]

   Sorry to hear of Larry's loss. I also met them at VSC over several visits. A great couple, when you think of one you always include the other, like without Ginger there is no Larry and vice versa. 
   With deepest sympathies,
   Dan McEntee

[peabody]

Ginger loved her ice cream....

[Jim Kraft]

I think Tony had it right. Ginger was just pleasant to be around. She would put you at ease in a second. Just a warm and friendly lady. I am sure Larry will miss her greatly.

[Frank Imbriaco]

Sorry to hear about the passing of this wonderful lady. Larry will be lost without her.

[Al Ferraro]

Very sad news, Ginger was very nice to talk to in person and on the phone.
Al

[john e. holliday]

Sad to hear this as I first met Larry at my first Nationals in 64.  Met Ginger later at VSC.  One great couple.

[De Hill]

Ginger's service will be held on December 10 , at 7:30 pm at the Bradley - Braviak  Funeral Home on 49 Whippany Road, Whippany, NJ. The service will be live streamed. The link to the service will be posted on Friday, December 10.

[Dennis Adamisin]

Cannot say that I knew Ginger real well, but I will always remember that kind smile, as she shows in the posted picture.  God Bless Ginger, Larry and their family...

[De Hill]

Edith "Ginger" Scarinzi's  funeral service will be held at the Bradley & Son funeral homes llc at 7 pm Eastern time ( 6pm central time) on Friday, December 10, 2021.

To view the livestream of the ceremony, Google Bradley & Son Funeral Home llc  Scroll down until you reach Edith "Ginger" Scarinzi's name. Underneath Ginger's picture you will see a link to the livestreamed ceremony.

This is a sad day.

[De Hill]

I watched Ginger's funeral yesterday. It was a catholic ceremony. I didn't recognize anyone at the funeral except Bob Hunt. They had a brief shot of Larry near the end.

Farewell, Ginger.

[De Hill]

Hi Bob,

I watched the funeral through Bradley and Son'd streaming of the service. The camera was facing the front of the room. and very seldom moved. Before the service I could hear people in back talking, but could not see them.

I really feel badly for Larry. Ginger was everything to him.

[De Hill]

A Ginger Story

Larry told me that when he and Ginger were dating, she would go fly with him. One time when they were flying, the glow plug in his engine unscrewed and flew off the airplane. When he landed, he told Ginger that he didn't have another glowplug, and the flying session was over. Ginger said" just a minute ", and went out and found the glowplug. Larry looked at it and said"the washer came off too, and we still can't fly!" Ginger said" just a minute", and went out and found the washer in the grass!

Larry said even after they were married Ginger could find things when Larry couldn't.
Ginger had a gift for finding things!  (and an excellent memory)

[Reuben MacBride]

Larry sorry to hear of your loss. Reuben & Steven