GLORIA JACQUELYN WOFFORD

It is with sadness that I bid farewell to my eldest cousin Gloria. We were all close growing up and she and her sisters Teddi and Sylvia taught us to jitterbug when we were about twelve years old in Grandma Nelson's living room. When we entered Pitt, we were also guided by our experienced cousins in learning to negotiate the new environment. In recent years we became close email buddies sharing humor which was always her delight.

May God's everloving comfort abide with Sylvia & Greg, family and friends as we keep her close in memory until the time we share laughter once again.

We were blessed to have Gloria as a neighbor for many years. We will miss her kindness, her wonderful laugh and sense of humor.

Gloria was a truly remarkable individual whose wisdom and friendship I treasured for over 50 years.

To the Wofford Family,
I am very sorry for your loss. Gloria and I were college classmates, and we kept in touch with each other through the years. May God be your comforter at this time of sorrow.

I had the pleasure and privilege of working under Gloria at St. Francis Medical Center. I am truly sorry to hear of her passing. Felicia R. Anderson

I had the pleasure of working with Gloria at St Francis and am saddened by her passing.

Sylvia,Greg and Families

we shall always, remember Cloria as a wonderful friend and neighbor, her gentle voice and smile will be weith us always.
Love you all,
Elinor Mann and Paticia Clowney

I will always remember Gloria as my teacher, supervisor and, most importantly, my dearest friend.