Brenda Lou Wilson

Born on June 1, 1944, Brenda lived a life centered on love, faith, compassion, and service to others. She earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing and dedicated more than 30 years of her life to caring for others as a registered nurse and hospital case manager at Porter Hospital in Denver. Throughout her career, Brenda was known for her professionalism, compassion, and genuine concern for every patient and family she served. She brought kindness and comfort to those around her and touched countless lives through her work.

Brenda was married to Harold Anglin for 30 years, and together they shared many years of love, family, and memories.

Her greatest joy was her family. Brenda was a devoted mother to her two sons, Matt and Dan Anglin, and a proud grandmother to Matthew, Brooke, and Connor Anglin. She cherished the time she spent with her family and took immense pride in her children and grandchildren.

Brenda’s faith was an important part of her life. She was a beloved member of Windsor Gardens Church, where she found friendship, community, strength, and purpose. Her faith guided her throughout her life and was reflected in the compassion, generosity, and kindness she showed to others.

At home, Brenda enjoyed the loving companionship of her beloved dogs, Keiko, Abby, and Zazzy, who brought her great happiness, comfort, and countless moments of joy.

Brenda will be remembered for her warm heart, gentle spirit, unwavering dedication, and the love she so freely gave to others. Her presence brought comfort and kindness to so many, and she will be deeply missed by her sons, grandchildren, family, friends, former colleagues, church family, and all who had the privilege of knowing her.

A memorial service celebrating Brenda’s life will be held on October 4, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. at Windsor Gardens Church. Family and friends are warmly invited to come together to remember Brenda, share cherished memories, and celebrate the beautiful life she lived.

Though she is deeply missed, Brenda’s love, faith, and the many lives she touched will remain a lasting part of the hearts of those who knew and loved her.