Glenda Ruth Gray

My sincerest condolences to Glenda's family. Quite coincidentally, we met in the very early 60's in Indianapolis, IN (I was then living in IL). I'd never heard of Meade, KS before but she finally convinced me it existed! Thereafter we began a correspondence dealing with two young people's first steps into adult life....Even by then, Glenda was a thoughtful and sensitive person. and worth remembering...! But, alas, youth and the times took us our separate ways, me to work the world and...

Glenda was the first full-time called minister at Emerson Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Marietta, GA. Her sermons were always well delivered and had a message to carry through the week. She gave fully of herself during the 10 years of her ministry and helped to build the groundwork to usher a small fledgling congregation into the vibrant congregation that it is today. She loved her cats and Beowulf was an extra special one. As Glenda always signed her church related emails HUUGs

Although I did not know Glenda personally, I offer condolence, on my behalf and that of the Board of the Unitarian Universalist Retired Ministers and Partners Association, on which I serve. May your memories and knowing how many people Glenda affected in life carry you through the times ahead.

On behalf of the Unitarian Universalist Minister´s Association, we want you to know that you have been on our minds and in our hearts and prayers over these past weeks. You may have received many personal notes upon Glenda´s death in December, but we as a professional association want to recognize the collegial relationship we had with Glenda and to assure you that her ministry was cherished and is missed among us. We send you and your family our collective love. Know that we remain your...

We will miss my aunt Glenda and her wonderful sense of humor.