Obituary for Linda Ann Glancy
~~OBITUARY ~ LINDA ANN GLANCY ~~
A beloved spouse and mother, Linda Ann Glancy, 70, of Nasonville, passed away at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston on January 26th, 2023, after a long struggle with her health. She was a daughter of the late Frederick and Sophie Wenz. She is survived by her devoted and loving husband, Thomas Glancy, and by her cherished children, Jason and Corinne Glancy, both of Nasonville, and an adoring grandchild, Trinity.
She was a proud graduate of Tolman High School and Arthur Angelo School of Cosmetology.
Smart, beautiful, loving, and caring, Linda was a dedicated stay-at-home mom who loved all children and animals. A sweet and peaceful soul, she especially loved spending time at the beach with her beloved husband and family. Linda was a confirmed 'homebody' and thoroughly enjoyed quiet nights at home with Tom and the kids, watching her favorite TV shows; family nights included the 'Waltons' and anything featuring Cowboys! She will be remembered most as being loving and kind.
Services for Linda will be private; she will be laid to rest in the Veteran’s Memorial Cemetery at a later date. Rest in peace, Linda.
A beloved spouse and mother, Linda Ann Glancy, 70, of Nasonville, passed away at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston on January 26th, 2023, after a long struggle with her health. She was a daughter of the late Frederick and Sophie Wenz. She is survived by her devoted and loving husband, Thomas Glancy, and by her cherished children, Jason and Corinne Glancy, both of Nasonville, and an adoring grandchild, Trinity.
She was a proud graduate of Tolman High School and Arthur Angelo School of Cosmetology.
Smart, beautiful, loving, and caring, Linda was a dedicated stay-at-home mom who loved all children and animals. A sweet and peaceful soul, she especially loved spending time at the beach with her beloved husband and family. Linda was a confirmed 'homebody' and thoroughly enjoyed quiet nights at home with Tom and the kids, watching her favorite TV shows; family nights included the 'Waltons' and anything featuring Cowboys! She will be remembered most as being loving and kind.
Services for Linda will be private; she will be laid to rest in the Veteran’s Memorial Cemetery at a later date. Rest in peace, Linda.