Glenda Taylor Huston

Dear children of Glenda and Glen.
I was sad to hear of your Mother's death.
She was always pleasant towards me and though we were never together, except social situations, I wish I had met her.
I am in Florida so I was not able to extend my sympathy to each of you in person.
Please know I understand your pain. I lost my mother this past year too. I know your Mom was much younger but you still love and miss your Mother.
God bless each of you with your own special memory of your mother.
Blessings and prayers.
Carolyn Huston

February 4, 2010
So sorry to learn this sad, sad news of our loss of a beautiful, wonderful, caring person, Glenda. We were neighbors on Dolph Road and enjoyed "coffee/treat/conversations" together often. Her home made goodies were always the best! I discovered in reading her obituary our sons have something in common with this great gal - their parents names are the same!! (Floyd and Lucille)!! Thanks for the memories Glenda and family. Our hearts are so sad, too. Lucille Prinsen, Brad and Steve and families.

My parents owned the cafe in Comfrey (Eat Shoppe) where everyone came after games. I was 3years younger than Glenda but I remember her as friendly and very pretty. My sympathy to the families of Glenda.

my sympathies to the taylor family

I grew up on a farm 4 miles west of Comfrey, and I remember when the Lorenzen family moved on a farm several miles east of us in the mid '50s. Glenda was in the class ahead of me, but Comfrey's population was about 600 at that time, so everyone knew everyone else! I remember Glenda as a very sweet girl, who had a pretty face and a great smile. She was fun to be around.
My sympathies to the Taylor, Lorenzen and Huston families. I am sure she is in a very good place.

I met Glenda as Taylor's mom when I was in Jr High. I recall a kind and thoughtful woman. I wish for good meories to resignate in the hearts of her family and loved ones.

In deepest sympathy

Our Thoughts and prayers are with the Taylor Family. Glenda was a wonderful woman full of life and grace. The world will be a little bit lost with out her in it.

We knew Glenda through my in-laws, David and Karen Koentopf. She was always smiling and always interested in our lives and about our three boys. We send our prayers to her family. Please know that her light and spirit will continue to shine on those she loved so dearly.

Althought we knew Glenda only a short while, she was like a long time friend. Very few women enter a pyramid like she did. Our deepest sympathy goes out to Dick. Glenda, we will never forget.

My deepest sympathy to the family. I remember Glenda fondly, including when I first started at Carlson Craft and I had the pleasure of assisting her in the retail room. Thoughts and prayers.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time and in the days ahead. Eduardo and Jennifer (Gruber) Ek and family

God has brought home his daughter, rest in peace Glenda. My grandmother speaks of you fondly. Sympathies to your entire family...

Mary and Angel Cullen
(Granddaughter and Great-Grand daughter of Marie Taylor Cullen)

I knew Glenda when I was a student at MSC and an employee at Carlson. This was back in 1963 and 1964. I remember Glenda as a very dear person and I offer my condolences to the family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire family. May special memories guide you now and always....

With Love, Elizabeth & Kevin Malecha & Family

May your love continue to be a gift of grace. Glenda will always be part of your ongoing life; stay together with the same love that binds us all to God.

My condolences go out to the Taylor family, may she rest in peace!!!