i just found this as i tried to track down Glenys and see what she is up to. Probably a lot in heaven. I'm so sorry Jan and Lori, I will think of her and miss her from this side of life.

Worse Boss (i can hear that laugh of hers right now)

I was 18, single mom of two and wild, she was one of the best things that happened in my life. She was tough and yet you know she cared. She made you suffer like a dog if you had a hang over. You learned to do it right or suffer the consequences. I have a life time of stories in the 10 years I worked with her. She was my friend for the next 30. I was her her Lucille Ball. We both gave each other some good laughs.

I loved her. She was tough and strong and big hearted.  
   

damn glenys i wish i could talk to you one more time 
   

A couple years ago Mom, Lorie and I took Dad home, as we were walking up the bank of Rapid Creek near our home, this timely graffiti was painted on the side of the bridge.

    My family met Glenys and her family 46 years ago last March. What a wake up call for a new comer to SD after most of my life in Arizona. I remember pulling out of the Trailer Court, running from what I just knew was a tornado, looking back to See Glenys standing in her window waving peacefully. It took another year to understand that peace in the wake of MY sheer terror. 
     She was there through so much for me, divorces, marriages, babys, grand kids, great grand kids and a multitude of ups and downs. She gave so much more than she ever recieved. What a heart she had. There were no strangers, only new and old friends.   

How i miss you my friend, and our sunset cocktails are no more.  She was the frist person that we met when we moved here in Solera, our frist impression was what a beautiful lady. Quickly we became friend's attended bingo, went to estate sales and often shared food.... loved her baking. My time (1 1/2 years) with Glenys was way too short she will always have a space in my heart.. I miss you Glenys........

I absolutely loved being around Glenys, not just because she was fun-loving, but some of her mannerisms and expressions reminded me so very much of Grace...Dini & Dacie didn't get to meet their grandma, but it helps my heart that they knew Glenys.