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Regina D. Stiles

Date of Death: December 31, 1969

Regina D. Stiles

Regina Dawn Lapp Stiles, 57, of Frederick County, Virginia died Saturday, July 14, 2012 in Winchester Medical Center.

Mrs. Stiles was born in 1954, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the daughter of the late Aaron Summers and Savilla Kauffman Lapp. She was a Registered Nurse since 1975. Most recently, she was a nurse and office manager at Advanced Pain Relief Centers in Purcellville. Mrs. Stiles was a member of Braddock Street United Methodist Church in Winchester. In addition she was a member of Gainesboro Ruritan Club, the American Society of Pain Management Nurses, Northern Virginia Pain Management Nurses and served as secretary of the ASPMN. She was a loving and caring nurse and a strong leader and educator in her profession.

Mrs. Stiles was a graduate of Riverside Hospital School of Nursing, where she received a Nursing Diploma and of Shepherd University, receiving a BA in English.

She married William “Bill” Hollowell Stiles on August 10, 1980 in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Surviving with her husband is her son, Aaron William Stiles of Winchester and Charlottesville; sisters, Reta Esch of Lancaster, Pennsylvania and Darlene Sweigart of Stanley, North Carolina; brothers, Wayne Lapp of Hustontown, Pennsylvania and Wesley Lapp of Parkesburg, Pennsylvania.

One sister, Roma Norris and one brother, Allen Lapp preceded her in death.

A funeral service will be conducted at 2:00 PM on Friday at Braddock Street United Methodist Church with Reverend Sara Pugh. Interment will be private.

The family will receive friends on Thursday evening from 6:00-8:00 PM at Omps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Braddock Street United Methodist Church, 115 Wolfe Street, Winchester, Virginia 22601 or The Wesley Foundation at UVA, 1908 Lewis Mountain Road, Charlottesville, Virginia 22903.

Please view obituaries and tribute wall at www.ompsfuneralhome.com.

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Regina D. Stiles Regina Dawn Lapp Stiles, 57, of Frederick County, Virginia died Saturday, July 14, 2012 in Winchester Medical Center. Mrs. Stiles was born in 1954, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the daughter of the late Aaron Summers and Savilla Kauffman Lapp. She was a Registered Nurse since 1975. Most recently, she was a nurse andContinue Reading

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Thirteen or fourteen years ago a Pain Nurse from Winchester Virginia called and wanted to come see my pain service. The physicians we each worked with were former classmates and it was only natural that we share ideas. She arrived bright and cheerful at 0655 after driving 3 hours from her home, and a wonderful friendship began. We mentored each other through the years.(Though she always gave me the mentor role, she was the dynamite that sparked me). I dreamt Monday night that she came over to UVa to ask me for advice about arraigning ASPMN. In my dream she was typical Regina - the party planner and detail person! She wanted everything to be just right.I encouraged her to join ASPMN and before I knew it she was helping to start a chapter (NOVA).I nominated her for the ASPMN BOARD. Knowing she was an English major in college, I begged her to be run for secretary. And what a great job she did! She took it all so seriously and always did her best. But she has a not so serious side! She was funny and outgoing. Last October we shopped in DC and bought the same shirt to wear to dinner that night. We shared stories and laughed. She never met a stranger. I have a great memory of Bill & Regina in front of the Mary Tyler Moore statue in Minnesota. I remember thinking -That girl did just make it after all! I will miss you my dear friend.Nancy Eksterowicz RN BC, MSNUniversity of Virginia Health SystemASPMN
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I am so sorry for your loss. I got to know Regina through Relay For Life and she did so much to help our cause. What a wonderful, full of life person she was. She will be truly missed, In His Love, Pat Perry Co Chair of Relay.
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I will always remember Regina for her smile and happy personality. She was a wonderful person and loved her pets and family deeply. We will miss her at Apple Valley Animal Hospital. My hearfelt sympathy goes to Bill and Aaron.
Patricia Bruckenthal left a message on July 23, 2012:
I am so going to miss Regina's smile and sense of humor. She was a joy to work with on the ASPMN board. She had a tireless dedication to improving the lives of persons with pain. When we were at the University of Virginia to donate the ASPMN archives, she took me on a tour with Bill and Aaron. She was so proud of the accomplishments Aaron had achieved. A truly great women, she is loved and will be missed.Pat Bruckenthal
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Art LaMan, III left a message on July 23, 2012:
I'm truly sorry to hear of Regina's passing. I worked with her early in her career at Riverside Trauma Center and always found her to be a joy to work with. R.I.P.Art LaMan
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The first time that I met Regina was at the pool at the Star Pass Resort at ASPMN's first meeting there. She was a delight to spend an afternoon with. I was delighted when she joined the ASPMN board as secretary. She dedicated herself to this job and worked so hard to make sure that she was able to get the minutes correct. She also brought a sense of fun and a great sense of humor to our meetings and the downtimes of the board. I had a great deal of fun with her when we roomed together for our media training. I could not ask for a better roommate. Her stories about her life in Wincester and her home on Okracoke were fun to listen to. She was so proud of her family. She spoke so highly of Bill and she couldn't be more proud of Aaron. Her life was truely a blessing and she is missed by allAnn Schreier
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sleep good my angel and enjoy the better life where you have gone.~Annette
David left a message on July 20, 2012:
We are sorry to hear of her passing. She was a very vivacious and enthuastic part of the Gainsboro Ruritan Club. She will be greatly missed. We are sorry we didn't get to know her on a more personal basis. Love, David and Sheila Scanlan
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Gilda Gilbert left a message on July 19, 2012:
Regina was an inspiration to me as she rounded on her pain patients in the hospital. Each one knew they were the 'only' patient she had while she was in the room. I admired her committment to making the world as pain free as possible. I'm so happy I had the opportunity to know her and work with her. There is a special place in heaven for her. I know Bill and Aaron are heart broken. I'm praying your sweet memories will give you strength.Romans 15:13May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. (NIV)
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I've been trying to think of the perfect thing to write for the past couple of days, but have just decided there is nothing more perfect than the words that come naturally. I am stunned and saddened with Regina's passing, and my only real consolations seem to be - I know she is in heaven and teaching pain management to all those who will listen and I was able to be a part of her life for all of her ASPMN years. Regina and I were among the "short" people at ASPMN, which was an automatic bonding experience. She and I could always see "eye to eye", which not everyone could. She was a spark of energy that lit up our organization with humor, enthusiasm and love. She had an infectious personality and was always willing to share her love of life with everyone.I vividly remember when I called her and asked her to consider seeking a national position with ASPMN. She was so surprised that I would think she was capable - my goodness, she was more than capable in every way. We were so fortunate to have her serve in her position over the past few years.Tucson, last September was a seemingly perfect time for Regina and Bill. The hiking in the mountains around the hotel provided an amazing experience and they both relished the beauty that was to be found.Regina was a true and gentle friend. Although it's not a well known fact, she was quite a dancer! As you may or may not know, pain management is a very taxing specialty and we spend many hours concerned about the patients, the healthcare system, the physicians we work with and our families who may not receive as much attention as they deserve. We are often stretched to the limits, but we give willingly and lovingly since we have come to love the field in which we work. Therefore, we routinely have a party at the end of our ASPMN conference each year - just to let off steam, to rest our brains after 4 days of intensive training and to enjoy our friends and colleagues, since we may not see them for another year. Regina was one of the few of us that danced without worrying about who would tease us, who wore crazy, silly hats bought specifically for the occasion and encouraged others to participate,She will be sorely missed by those of us who were fortunate enough to call her friend. Bill and Aaron, thank you for sharing her with us. Please know we never took it for granted.Marsha Stanton, PhD, RN
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sleep good my angel and enjoy the better life where you have gone.~Annette
Tammy Stevenson left a message on July 17, 2012:
What a powerhouse of personality and drive in such a little body! Regina, you are missed so much already! To Bill and Aaron ~ she loved you both so much and your friends will be there for both of you as much or as little as you need. God Bless!Tammy, Jim, Connor and Haylie Stevenson
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public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
I will always remember Regina for her smile and happy personality. She was a wonderful person and loved her pets and family deeply. We will miss her at Apple Valley Animal Hospital. My hearfelt sympathy goes to Bill and Aaron.
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
I am so going to miss Regina's smile and sense of humor. She was a joy to work with on the ASPMN board. She had a tireless dedication to improving the lives of persons with pain. When we were at the University of Virginia to donate the ASPMN archives, she took me on a tour with Bill and Aaron. She was so proud of the accomplishments Aaron had achieved. A truly great women, she is loved and will be missed. Pat Bruckenthal
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
I'm truly sorry to hear of Regina's passing. I worked with her early in her career at Riverside Trauma Center and always found her to be a joy to work with. R.I.P. Art LaMan
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
The first time that I met Regina was at the pool at the Star Pass Resort at ASPMN's first meeting there. She was a delight to spend an afternoon with. I was delighted when she joined the ASPMN board as secretary. She dedicated herself to this job and worked so hard to make sure that she was able to get the minutes correct. She also brought a sense of fun and a great sense of humor to our meetings and the downtimes of the board. I had a great deal of fun with her when we roomed together for our media training. I could not ask for a better roommate. Her stories about her life in Wincester and her home on Okracoke were fun to listen to. She was so proud of her family. She spoke so highly of Bill and she couldn't be more proud of Aaron. Her life was truely a blessing and she is missed by all Ann Schreier
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public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
We are sorry to hear of her passing. She was a very vivacious and enthuastic part of the Gainsboro Ruritan Club. She will be greatly missed. We are sorry we didn't get to know her on a more personal basis. Love, David and Sheila Scanlan
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
Regina was an inspiration to me as she rounded on her pain patients in the hospital. Each one knew they were the 'only' patient she had while she was in the room. I admired her committment to making the world as pain free as possible. I'm so happy I had the opportunity to know her and work with her. There is a special place in heaven for her. I know Bill and Aaron are heart broken. I'm praying your sweet memories will give you strength. Romans 15:13 May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. (NIV)
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
I've been trying to think of the perfect thing to write for the past couple of days, but have just decided there is nothing more perfect than the words that come naturally. I am stunned and saddened with Regina's passing, and my only real consolations seem to be - I know she is in heaven and teaching pain management to all those who will listen and I was able to be a part of her life for all of her ASPMN years. Regina and I were among the "short" people at ASPMN, which was an automatic bonding experience. She and I could always see "eye to eye", which not everyone could. She was a spark of energy that lit up our organization with humor, enthusiasm and love. She had an infectious personality and was always willing to share her love of life with everyone.I vividly remember when I called her and asked her to consider seeking a national position with ASPMN. She was so surprised that I would think she was capable - my goodness, she was more than capable in every way. We were so fortunate to have her serve in her position over the past few years.Tucson, last September was a seemingly perfect time for Regina and Bill. The hiking in the mountains around the hotel provided an amazing experience and they both relished the beauty that was to be found.Regina was a true and gentle friend. Although it's not a well known fact, she was quite a dancer! As you may or may not know, pain management is a very taxing specialty and we spend many hours concerned about the patients, the healthcare system, the physicians we work with and our families who may not receive as much attention as they deserve. We are often stretched to the limits, but we give willingly and lovingly since we have come to love the field in which we work. Therefore, we routinely have a party at the end of our ASPMN conference each year - just to let off steam, to rest our brains after 4 days of intensive training and to enjoy our friends and colleagues, since we may not see them for another year. Regina was one of the few of us that danced without worrying about who would tease us, who wore crazy, silly hats bought specifically for the occasion and encouraged others to participate,She will be sorely missed by those of us who were fortunate enough to call her friend. Bill and Aaron, thank you for sharing her with us. Please know we never took it for granted.Marsha Stanton, PhD, RN
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public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
Thirteen or fourteen years ago a Pain Nurse from Winchester Virginia called and wanted to come see my pain service. The physicians we each worked with were former classmates and it was only natural that we share ideas. She arrived bright and cheerful at 0655 after driving 3 hours from her home, and a wonderful friendship began. We mentored each other through the years. (Though she always gave me the mentor role, she was the dynamite that sparked me). I dreamt Monday night that she came over to UVa to ask me for advice about arraigning ASPMN. In my dream she was typical Regina - the party planner and detail person! She wanted everything to be just right. I encouraged her to join ASPMN and before I knew it she was helping to start a chapter (NOVA). I nominated her for the ASPMN BOARD. Knowing she was an English major in college, I begged her to be run for secretary. And what a great job she did! She took it all so seriously and always did her best. But she has a not so serious side! She was funny and outgoing. Last October we shopped in DC and bought the same shirt to wear to dinner that night. We shared stories and laughed. She never met a stranger. I have a great memory of Bill & Regina in front of the Mary Tyler Moore statue in Minnesota. I remember thinking -That girl did just make it after all! I will miss you my dear friend. Nancy Eksterowicz RN BC, MSN University of Virginia Health System ASPMN
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
I am so sorry for your loss. I got to know Regina through Relay For Life and she did so much to help our cause. What a wonderful, full of life person she was. She will be truly missed, In His Love, Pat Perry Co Chair of Relay.
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
Regina was a wonderful nurse and an inspiration to so many. She always had a smile on her face while she offered a helping hand to so many. I will always be grateful that our paths crossed and am just one of so many who will miss her very much. I send my deepest sympathy to her family and friends.Chris Pasero
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
Regina was one of the most wonderful women in my life. She was so smart, funny and lively, and the very best of nurses. She taught me so much. I bow deeply in gratitude for her presence in my life. Love to you, Bill and Aaron.Mary Jane Lee
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
don and i are so sorry for your loss regina was such a kind lady and a very caring nurse she will be greatly missed by me . we will keep you both in our thoughts and prayers marcella shirley
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
Bill and Aaron - thoughts and prayers are with you. Regina will always be remembered by those who knew her. Carole Jones
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
Though I did not know her well, it was obvious to me and everyone around her that she was a wonderful woman with a tremendous spirit. I am so sorry for your loss and am here for you if you need anything at all. Sending lots of love and thoughts your way.-Hank III
Sally Ball left a message on July 17, 2012:
Bill and AaronRegina was the sweetest person, I have always admired her caring giving personality. My deepest sympathies to you. Keep her good memories close to your heart for she will be there with you always. God bless you.Sally Ball
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Chris Pasero left a message on July 17, 2012:
Regina was a wonderful nurse and an inspiration to so many. She always had a smile on her face while she offered a helping hand to so many. I will always be grateful that our paths crossed and am just one of so many who will miss her very much. I send my deepest sympathy to her family and friends.Chris Pasero
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I will always have a special place in my heart filled with the memories of the warm and sincere care you gave me.
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public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
What a powerhouse of personality and drive in such a little body! Regina, you are missed so much already! To Bill and Aaron ~ she loved you both so much and your friends will be there for both of you as much or as little as you need. God Bless! Tammy, Jim, Connor and Haylie Stevenson
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Mary Jane Lee left a message on July 17, 2012:
Regina was one of the most wonderful women in my life. She was so smart, funny and lively, and the very best of nurses. She taught me so much. I bow deeply in gratitude for her presence in my life. Love to you, Bill and Aaron.Mary Jane Lee
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marcella and don shirley left a message on July 17, 2012:
don and i are so sorry for your loss regina was such a kind lady and a very caring nurse she will be greatly missed by me . we will keep you both in our thoughts and prayers marcella shirley
Carole Jones left a message on July 17, 2012:
Bill and Aaron - thoughts and prayers are with you. Regina will always be remembered by those who knew her.Carole Jones
Patrick Coyne left a message on July 17, 2012:
Regina was a powerhouse, a wonderful caring individual , I will miss her, a great loss, my thoughts to her family. Pat
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Hank Holzgrefe III left a message on July 17, 2012:
Though I did not know her well, it was obvious to me and everyone around her that she was a wonderful woman with a tremendous spirit. I am so sorry for your loss and am here for you if you need anything at all. Sending lots of love and thoughts your way.-Hank III
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