GLYNN D. KEY

Glynn's Family, Glynn was my resident advisor at UVa first year in Bonnycastle dorm. Glynn made such an impression on all of us in the dorm. We knew she was special and would go on to do great things. I've since read up on her life journey and she did just that. But even more than accomplishments, Glynn made connections with people; she built relationships, she was our trusted advisor. A remarkable woman. God bless. Jean Hanson Ballard Class 88 UVA

Missing you so much Glynnie?

U will be missed. Heartfelt sympathy to the family. God bless.

Glynn was a true "Wahoo" and a gifted scholar with whom I had the special honor of knowing on the Grounds. Her passion and spirit will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to her family.

In Sympathy,
Shawn Grain Carter, UVA 1982

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Key,

I grew up with Glennie, as Stephanie and I called her. We are the daughters of Al and Marquita Harris.

I am devastated by your loss. As I think of the wonderful times our families shared together, and the hopes and the dreams you instilled in us, I have nothing but sorrow in my heart.

Please know that you are in our prayers. May the Lord bless you and keep you; May He cause His face to shine upon you; May He lift up His countenance upon you and give you peace.

With sincere condolences,

Roderick and Cheryl Bugg and Children
Dallas, Texas

Glynn was a dear friend of mine and I will miss her very much. She and I worked together at GE and even after I left the company, we remained close. Your daughter was wonderful. all my love, Josie

Glynn had a beautiful soul and will truly be missed by all who knew her. She was kind person who shared her wisdom and a hearty laugh. I would like to express my deepest sympathies to her family.

The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. Glynn, an amazing woman, classmate and friend, you are greatly missed. Your life touched so many. My prayers are offered for your beloved family and friends, near and far.

I remember Glynn as the brightest star at Girls Preparatory School where I played basketball and ran track with her. I am so sorry to hear of her passing.

I am so sorry to hear of Glynn's passing. I got to know Glynn when were both students at UVA. She was such a gracious woman. I'll always remember her dignity, generosity and goodness. My condolences and sympathy to her family, along with my gratitude for her beautiful light. Cathy Cannon Antunes UVA '85

To The Key Family,
May God sustain you in the days ahead as you cherish your memories of Glynn. She was always a gracious, warm and interesting young woman. Her integrity and love towards UVA and the students will be unmatched. She made a huge difference that will never fade.

Safe heavenly journey, Soror Glynn-you were a gem!

Sending our deepest condolence to the family from the Somerset Place Block Club in Washington, DC. Glynn was not just a neighbor on the block she was a friend to my family. And she will be remembered for being authentic, courageous, humble and kind.

Our heartfelt prayers are with you all.

To Glynn's Family,

I have not seen Glynn since college and I am writing because her charm, talents and profound goodness have stayed with me all these years.
Glynn was the real deal - funny, intelligent, caring, driven - and always willing to share her gifts with others. And this was college - when most people were still trying to figure out who they were. Glynn was just so singularly impressive.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I know Glynn is praying for us all. Michael Connors, UVA '85.

You are in our thoughts and prayers. Thinking of your lovely family.

Love,
The Vasco Jones Family,

Please accept my deepest and most sincere condolences at the passing of your loved one, Glynn Key. Glynn and I attended UVA together -- both undergraduate and law school. While I didn't know her very well on a personal level, we played "pick-up" basketball together occasionally at the student recreation center at UVA. She was always very friendly and an extremely gifted athlete. I was a scholarship player on the UVA women's basketball team and always wondered why Glynn was not playing college basketball somewhere -- she was THAT GOOD. Later, I realized that she probably chose not to play college basketball because she had so many gifts and talents -- God had bigger and better things in store for her. Her numerous accomplishments at UVA and beyond are proof of that. She definitely was a "shining star." I pray that the family is able to find peace and comfort in the knowledge that Glynn lived a full life and left a lasting impression on everyone she encountered. God bless!

~ Cathy Grimes-Miller (UVA '85, UVA Law '88)

Sending our deepest and heartfelt condolences to the entire Key family. We considered Glynn "family" and enjoyed watching her evolve into a beautiful and compassionate young woman during her UVA days and beyond. We loved her smile, laugh, wit, intelligence,.... We will cherish our memories of her forever. May God bring you peace and strength during this most difficult time and know that we will continue to lift you in prayer.
--Colethia and Frederick Holcomb (Hampton VA); Alvin and Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy (Potomac MD)

To the Key Family:

May fond and loving memories of Glynn strengthen you during this difficult time and remain with you always! Glynn was an inspirational and motivational force during our years together at the University of Virginia, just as she was on a national and global stage throughout her subsequent professional career. She will be sorely missed by many, but certainly not forgotten! You have my sincere condolences and sympathy . . .

I am sorry to hear of the passing of Glynnie. I have not seen her in some years, but always knew she would indeed become something great.
The world has lost a great individual. I extend my heart felt sympathy to her family and friends near and far.

I hope the memories of your loved one bring much comfort to your family.

HI RUBY, I AM DELORES, WIULLIE MAE DAUGTHER, WANT TO EXPRESS MY SYMPATHY FOR AND YOUR FAMILY, WE ARE COUSIN IN THE LOST OF YOUR LOVRD ONE.

RUBY I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOST. WE ARE FAMILY IF I CAN DO ANYTHING LET ME KNOW. I AM MAMIE DAUGTHER, SPENCER SISTER, PRAYING FOR YOU TO BE ABLE TO ENDURE IN THESE TRYING TIME.