Lottie Delores Powell Glenn

Lottie Delores Powell Glenn, 78, went to be with our Lord and Saviour on December 26, 2011. A Memorial Service will be held December 29, 2011 at noon at the EMI New Covenant International Church, 911 N. West Street, Raleigh.

She is survived by her children; Pastor Stacie Prince and husband, Pastor Michael prince of NY, Keith Bullock and daughter-in-law, Sharon Bullock of Raleigh, Charles Bullock and wife, Karla Bullock of Raleigh, and Arne B. Davis of GA, 14 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren, 3 great-great-grandchildren, 3 sisters, several nieces and nephews, and a host of relatives and friends.

She lived a life of loving her family, helping others, and without a doubt making a difference each day.

Lottie Delores Powell Glenn better known as " Dewbaby" was born to her biological mother Elizabeth Clanton, November 1, 1933 and departed December 26,2011. She was raised by her parents, Isham and Mary Powell of Warrenton, N.C. All preceded her in death. She leaves to mourn her four children; Pastor Stacie W. Prince of NY and daughter Arne B. Davis of GA, son, Keith Bullock of Raleigh, NC, and son, Charles " Chuck" Bullock of Raleigh,NC and son, Byron Thomas " Tommy" Warwick deceased.

Raised in the Christian faith, she came to know and experience Jesus as her personal Saviour and was born again. She sought him through the study of God's word and a desire to make a difference in life. She attended Hawkins Public School in Warrenton, NC . In 1978 she attended Nassau Community College, Garden City,NY and received and associate degree. She graduated from Meredith College in Raleigh, NC where she received a Bachelor's Art Degree and ranked Cumlaude in her class. She received a Merit Scholarship to Duke Divinity University in Durham,NC. Later, she launched into evangelism in the nursing homes and correctional systems, as a Chaplain and Counselor in the Raleigh area.

In 1982, Mother Glenn opened the Rainbow House on Person Street, Raleigh,NC. This house was a help to imprisoned women in transition to the free world. By supplying room and board and job placement so that they could care for themselves. They were taught a skill and craft through such training programs as upholstery. This was made possible when she opened Rainbow Upholstery on N. West St., Raleigh in 1985. This business is a thriving and successful addition to the community today! In August 2004, the vision extended to an outreach to help the homeless and hungry through ( GUILD ) Gifts United in Love Divine, 911 N. West Street, Raleigh, NC. Each week a home cooked meal was served. Mother Glenn also ministers the Word of God and prayer that lives will be changed. Later on the vision is to be able to house homeless women and their children. Mother Glenn is a matriarch to her family and many others. We will miss her smile and sense of humor to make others laugh. The love of family and home cooking she used to bring us all together. Her effortless outreach to keep in touch with all she knew.

May the work she has done speak for her. To God be the glory!!! for the things he has done.

( Written by Lottie Delores Powell Glenn )