Blanche Govan Glover

Dear Blanche, I am writing to you because i know you still hear us. Thank you for blessing our lives with you love and grace. Your sister in law, Josie Sykes

Eugene, Shirley and Glover Family. Our sincere condolences to each of you during this time. Praying for strength and comfort. Cherish the memories. Lovingly, Willie & Lucille B. Adams and the congregation at Saint Mark Baptist Church Columbia, SC

Mrs. Glover was my first and second grade teacher (1970-1972) at Felton Laboratory School on the campus of South Carolina State College (University). I shall always treasure the fundamental learnings she provided. My sincere condolences to the family.

May God Bless and keep you all at this time! She will be missed deeply!

To Our Beloved Family: Sorry we are unable to be there. Please know our love and prayers are with you. To God Be The Glory!

Dear Marva and Eugene, You have my fondest sympathy regarding the passing of your mother - the beloved Mrs. Blanche Govan Glover. You probably don't know me, but I know/remember you (maybe Eugene remembers). That's because the beloved "Ms. Glover" was my first grade teacher at Fort Motte Elementary School in 1961-1962. I will never forget how she taught and structured her "little pupils" (her first graders). I also became her sorority sister when I attended SCSC. So I say, "Rest in Peace,...

Sorry for your loss.

To the family of Mrs Glover, with HEARTFELT SYMPATHY I write this with tearful eyes. I l grasped so much wisdom from you, I was able to look at things in different ways.I will miss calling you and speaking to you. May the Lord Comfort and Strengthen the family at this unfavorable time Jackie

I am so sorry to hear of Blanche transition. She was one of a kind. I remember her and sisters with fond memories. I am Fred and Myrtis Owens daughter, Pat. Please know that my prayers are with you and your family. I am still in touch with Sarah and Bursina. I know from experience that God will see you through.