Glenita “Glenn” Milburn, 95, of Mesa Arizona, was called home to Jesus on December 15, 2025.
Glenn was born on March 10, 1930 in Indianapolis, Indiana to Raymond and Ermadell Oberle.
Glenn worked for the Mesa Chamber of Commerce as a customer relations specialist for over 20 years where she delighted in greeting and directing local and out-of-state residents to popular landmarks and businesses within the state of Arizona. Glenn was a loving, caring, devoted wife homemaker, mother, and grandmother. She was an avid reader who enjoyed romance novels, listening to the radio, watching Christian sermons, adored the season of Christmas, and took pleasure in creating a picturesque scene of the season within her home.
Glenn is survived by her brother Ronald Oberle, her sons Michael Milburn and Gerald Milburn. Her granddaughter Melanie Gregg, her great granddaughter Sarah Corwin and her great-great granddaughter Bradlee Simmons.
Glenn is preceded in death by her sister Patricia Montgomery, husband Morris Lee Milburn, daughter Debra Valenzuela, and grandson Joshua Valenzuela.
It was Glenn’s request that her body be donated to further the advancement of medical education and research, to make one final contribution to mankind that will benefit future generations.
Glenn’s memory and her unconditional love will forever have a lasting impact on all her family.
Glenn was born on March 10, 1930 in Indianapolis, Indiana to Raymond and Ermadell Oberle.
Glenn worked for the Mesa Chamber of Commerce as a customer relations specialist for over 20 years where she delighted in greeting and directing local and out-of-state residents to popular landmarks and businesses within the state of Arizona. Glenn was a loving, caring, devoted wife homemaker, mother, and grandmother. She was an avid reader who enjoyed romance novels, listening to the radio, watching Christian sermons, adored the season of Christmas, and took pleasure in creating a picturesque scene of the season within her home.
Glenn is survived by her brother Ronald Oberle, her sons Michael Milburn and Gerald Milburn. Her granddaughter Melanie Gregg, her great granddaughter Sarah Corwin and her great-great granddaughter Bradlee Simmons.
Glenn is preceded in death by her sister Patricia Montgomery, husband Morris Lee Milburn, daughter Debra Valenzuela, and grandson Joshua Valenzuela.
It was Glenn’s request that her body be donated to further the advancement of medical education and research, to make one final contribution to mankind that will benefit future generations.
Glenn’s memory and her unconditional love will forever have a lasting impact on all her family.
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