Gloria Jean Hines

Gloria Jean Hines obituary, Columbus, OH

Gloria Jean Hines

Gloria Hines Obituary

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Gloria Jean (Giannetto)Hines
September 22,1941 -May 18,2022
Gloria passed away after a long battle with Parkinson's and Liver disease. She leaves behind her beloved husband of 59 years David Harry Hines, her brother, Nick Giannetto, (Dotty Giannetto), her children, Julie Lynn (Hines)Dick (Nate Dick) Mark David Hines (Holly Hines) Shannon Leigh Hines (Zachary Goebelt)and KristenAnn (Hines)Pollock, (Josh Pollock). Grandchildren, Nathan Alexander Dick, Keegan Tyler Dick, Samantha Rose Dick, Gwendolyn Lei Goebelt, Hailey Marie Pollock, Carley Jean Pollock and Taylor Helen Hines. She was preceded in death by her parents Nick and Helen Giannetto, her sister Kathleen Zeuthen and her beloved horse Fooler.
Gloria was born and raised in Marshalltown Iowa. She graduated from Marshalltown High school in 1959. It was after this that she met the love of her life Dave Hines. They were married on April 21, 1963. Together they raised four children while traveling the United States and Europe together.
Along with her love of family Gloria was passionate about animals, entertaining and shopping. Her home was always filled with friends, family and Greyhounds. Her love for animals spilled into the equestrian world too. If she wasn't home, shopping at Kohl's or traveling to rescue Greyhounds she could be found at the farm caring for and riding her trusted horse Fooler.
Besides raising a family Gloria wore many hats throughout her life. She worked for the phone company she was the communities' Welcome Wagon representative and dabbled in real estate. She even had her own embroidery business called, Designs by Gloria.
Gloria was greatly loved. She had too many friends to count and will be remembered always by her determination, strong will and her infectious "cackle". We love you mom!
A celebration of her life will be held in September 2022. (exact date to be announced at a later date) The family requests that contributions be made to your local animal rescue organization in her name.
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1970 Alum Creek Drive, Columbus, OH 43207

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