Glenda Thornhill

Glenda was born June 11, 1939 in Haskell, TX to Christopher and Stella Danner.

Glenda is survived by her children, Son Rick Thornhill, wife Donna of Norman Ok, Son Michael Thornhill and wife Cynthia of Noble, Ok and Daughter Barbre Stout and Husband Lance (her favorite son in law) of Norman, Ok. Glenda is also survived by her brother Bobby Danner and sister in law Carroll of Shawnee, OK. Grandkids Wesley Thornhill and wife Tara, Annie Richards and husband Kenny, Cara Wolf and husband Scott, Matthew Thornhill, Justin Stout and wife Alley, Tommy Monk and wife Crystal, Kendra Hibdon and husband Brian. and 15 great grandkids and 1 great great grandchild.

Glenda was preceded in death by her husband John Thornhill after being married for 50 years, her Son Earl Thornhill, granddaughter Stacey Stout, grandson Robert Franklin Thornhill, great-granddaughter Daisy Monk ,great grandson Charlie Thornhill, her Parents Christropher and Stella Danner, sisters Shirley Kulhman, Bernice Danner, Janette Rogers, Louise Rankins, and Brother Jerry Danner.

Glenda lived her life to the fullest you could find her working in the yard, tending to her flowers just anything that was outdoors. She loved to read and play her games when she couldn't get outside. She found comfort in her faith in God and with her church family of the Little Axe Baptist Church. She loved to travel anywhere when she could. but most of all she loved having her family around. Glenda spent time working overseas with her husband in Russia, and Korea before coming back to Little Axe. She loved to tell about her ventures and the people she met along the way that became new friendships. Glenda was more than a mom or grandma. She became your friend, your safe place and could always make you see the good in the worst situation, she was a positive person that found the good in everyone. to know her was to love her. You never heard her complain she was always "OK" or I am fine, even on her worst days.

Throughout her life she opened her door to all the kids in the community she became a second mom to so many and continued those relationships throughout their life she was also MAM-MA to so many kids. you never left her house hungry if you did it was your fault she thought everyone needed to eat when they came in.

She will be forever missed by so many that loved her.