Glenna Taylor Cox
May 26, 1947-November 07, 2017
Glenna Taylor Cox, 70, of Carlisle, PA, passed away Tuesday, November 7, 2017, attended by her loving family. She was born May 26, 1947, in Harlan, Kentucky, the daughter of Henry Taylor and Delphia Day Taylor, both deceased. She is survived by her husband of 53 years, Jimmy E. Cox, of Carlisle, PA.; son Jim E. Cox and wife Rhonda, of Carlisle, PA; Jeffrey A. Cox, of Tallinn, Estonia; Micah Stewart Cox and wife Bonnie, of Newport, PA; brother Clark Taylor and wife Sherry; brother Mark Taylor; grandsons Jonathan Zachary Cox, Legend Lore Cox, Wesley Stewart Cox; granddaughter Alaina Taylor-Grace Cox; and nephews and nieces. Glenna was a faithful Christian and member of Carlisle United Methodist Church. She was a Stephen Minister, lay speaker, and a Cub Scout den mother. After raising her family, she earned her nursing degree and worked at the Lebanon, PA, V.A. Hospital and several central PA nursing homes as an LPN. A highlight of her medical career was a trip to Honduras to assist with medical care. Her hobbies were quilting, sewing, reading, cooking, gardening, and ceramics. She loved teaching middle school-age children at Sunday school. In her younger years, she enjoyed running and participating in local races. She was known for her compassion and generosity and was a friend to anyone in need. Most of all, Glenna loved hosting family gatherings and nurturing her family. She gave us what we needed. She was there for every moment, every heartache, every decision, every joy, and was always by our sides. She demonstrated her love tirelessly. May her strength and loving spirit live in us always. Her last prayer was "I love my lord. Come, Jesus. Let me be with you." Memorial service will be held on Saturday, November 18, 2017, at 11AM, at Carlisle United Methodist Church, on the corner of Pomfret and West St., Carlisle, PA. In lieu of flowers, donate to AstraZeneca Hope Lodge, 110 W. Laurel Ave, Cheltenham, PA 19012.
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