My condolences to Ann and Nancy. Your mom was such a wonderful woman and I have so many fond memories of her. My thoughts are with you.

To Glorianne Mae, (My mother's middle name also)I am sad to see you go,We've been friends for so long, you know.You became part of our family,We always enjoyed your companyAnd your stories and award-winning advice.Your role as surrogate grandma did suffice.We met at our church retreat,And started a friendship so neat!We did many things together,Went many places in all kinds of weather.We helped each other along,Sometimes with a prayer or a song,Always good to know that we'd care,Our joys and sorrows to bare.Many hours we spent on the phone,We knew we were never alone.On radio programs we'd share,And notes on topics compareOf the End of the Age and Last Days,And on our coming Messiah to gaze.But now you've gone on to your Blessing--A bit envious, I am, I'm confessing.But I know you will wait with Him thereUntil we all meet in the air!A Glori-ous time it will beAs your name reveals eternally.Until then I will miss you dearly.I see you, dear friend, so clearly--The last time we visited a while,You held my hand and smiled.Ann and Nancy and families, we extend our sympathy and pray comfort to you in your loss of mother and grandmother...June, Michael and children

Glorianne was a dear friend for many years and was an inspiration in my spiritual life.  Years ago she introduced me to the church I presently attend. I will miss her greatly. 

Ann and Nancy I'm  s sorry to hear this news I remember when you first told us at the pool, take care and God Bless your families

DearAnn,I was sorry to read of your Mom's passing.  I know it is tough losing a parent-my Mom passed away last spring.  I will be thinking of you and seeing you soon at LAC.Your Friend,Sue

Ann and Nancy. So sorry for your loss. I will always cherish my memories of growing up across the street from you. Your mother was a great woman who I loved talking to. I especially will remember going over to help with anything that needed to be done, and having great talks with her. You and Nancy were like my older sisters and your mom my second mom across the street. God Bless your mom for who she was and she is with George now. Take care Ann and Nancy, I'm thinking of you. Timmy.

Beckie Cotten and I worked at the Economics Institute with Glorianne downstairs in Room 5. Glorianne was the most wonderful person to spend the day with. Always smiling with such a wonderful sense of humor. Her respect and patience with others was unshakable. She could talk for hours about her daughters, Ann and Nancy, and how much she loved them. We've lost a wonderful person here on Earth. She's home with George now. My sincere condolences to her family and friends.

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Glorianne Mae Grunklee

December 31, 1932 – September 14, 2013

Ahlberg Funeral Chapel

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