Lois "Peggy" Glenn-Franklin

She is joined in Heaven with her first husband Robert Leon Glenn Sr. Her Parents Vearl “Sparky” Adams and Lucille Adams and her brothers Don and Gene Adams.

Surviving her are her devoted children, son Bob and his wife Geneva, daughter Ellen and her husband Mike, her daughter Donna and her husband Daryl, her daughter Judy and her husband Gary and her son Peter and his wife Denise. Her grandchildren Michael, Christopher, Daniel, Stephen, Candace, Crystal, Cherry, Shaun, Courtney, Brittany and Zachary and great grandchildren Makayla, Michelle, Kaitlyn, Eric, Ansley, Caleb, Joseph, Helena, Mickey, Zoe, Troy, Julian and Kayson will greatly miss their Nana.

Peggy is also survived by her loving second husband Ira Franklin and his children: Dennis and his wife Sandra, David and his wife LeeAnn, Denise and her husband Kevin. The Franklin grandchildren Brent, Chad, Drew, Melissa, Emily, Abby, Aubrey and great grandchildren Avery and Caroline.

Starting at the age of 11, Peggy learned one of her important roles in life was teaching Sunday School Kindergartners about Jesus. She spent countless hours singing and playing songs at the piano with her children and later her grandchildren sitting beside her.

She loved gardening and could coax the ugliest plant to grow into the most beautiful flower. Peggy had a knack for turning brown to a beautiful green. Most of the plants and flowers she grew were given away to cheer of brighten someone’s day.

Peggy dedicated most of her life to helping the young and old alike. From opening her home to many young people, giving them a place to call home, to making sure many of the elderly had a meal and clean clothes. Those blessed by her affection learned quickly how to take life’s lemons and make lemonade.

Her favorite thing to do was to gather her five children and spouses, eleven grandchildren and spouses and 12 great grandchildren together every year during the holidays. She was a fierce competitor in the game of “Sequence”, leaving a couple of sore shins under the table by the end of the game.

Our loss is Heaven’s celebration as she has enters Heaven’s gates to meet her Savior and Lord.