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Glenda Brown Obituary
Glenda M. Brown
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Glenda M. Brown was called home to be with the Lord September 30, 2022. The daughter of the late Frank and Beulah Jones of Ironton, Missouri, she was born July 2, 1941.
Glenda was valedictorian of Bismarck High School Class of 1959. After marrying she moved to St. Louis, Missouri, where she lived for many years and raised her family before transferring to Kansas City, Missouri. Glenda enjoyed decorating and brought beauty to her home and those of her children who knew mom would always know best in this department. Glenda had the rare talent of playing piano by ear, and while she could not read music, could play a tune after simply hearing it. She served in the church and more importantly lived her Christian faith, and enjoyed spending time with her family and grand-dogs. Glenda began her career as a secretary working for Military Personnel Records Center in St. Louis, then joined the administrative team at Black and Veatch engineering firm, and lastly joined the legal team of St. Louis County Water Company.
Glenda is survived by her husband of 62 years James Brown, daughter Janice Brown, and daughter Carolyn Whitethorn (Mike). In lieu of flowers, the family has chosen to honor her love of Boston Terriers by requesting any donations be made to MidAmerica Boston Terrier Rescue. Glenda will be laid to rest near her family who have gone on before at Arcadia Memorial Park in Arcadia, Missouri, with a private family service.
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