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Virginia McFann, 88, died on Dec. 26 following a brief illness.
Serving as one of the longest-running members of the Livermore-Amador Symphony (LAS) — playing in its first concert in 1963 — McFann was a violinist and the symphony’s orchestra manager. She also was hired as a teacher with a degree in history from UCLA, a special education aid in Livermore, a proud member of the American Association of University Women and a founding member of the LA Symphony and the Association of California Symphony orchestras.
But it was McFann’s spirit, spunk and independence that her loved ones remember most.
“She was a great companion and a real firecracker,” said longtime friend and fellow symphony member Judy Eckart. “When I first became involved with the LAS, I was told, ‘If you have any questions, ask Virginia McFann. She has all the answers.’ And she did.” ....

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