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Donna Glazer Obituary
While living in McAllen, she married Brian and had two children Brittaney and Jordan. After 35 years in the medical field, she moved to Dallas to be near her children and later grandchildren.
She was a caring and loving wife, an incredible mother, an exceptional "Mimi" and trusted, reliable and dutiful friend. She is survived by her husband of 42 years Brian, her mother Sadie Miller, sister Carol Smith of St. Paul Kansas, children Jordan Glazer and Brittaney Glazer (husband Timothy), and granddaughters Kendall (2 years) and Dylan (1 week).
Donna found peace within her family and friends. She loved gardening and watching her flowers bloom. She was an avid reader and loved adventure. She cherished her time as "Mimi" to Kendall, and had the most special bond with her granddaughter.
Donna believed in "Paying it Forward" so in honor of her life, pay it forward towards someone who needs it, making the world a better place as she so often did.
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Memories and Condolences
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Rebecca Delity
May 28, 2024
Fond memories of dear Donna, a true lady with a beautiful spirit. May she rest in peace in the arms of our Lord, and may peace be with her and her family
Marlou Levine
May 8, 2024
My deepest condolences to her dear Family. I remember Donna' kindness and friendly personality in our community. May her memory always be for blessing to you all.
Rebecca Ysaguirre
May 6, 2024
The PSJA Class of 1974 sends their most sincere condolences to the family of our dear classmate, Donna. God send the family the Peace that surpasses understanding to comfort them during this time of sorrow. Celebrate her life, her joy and the legacy that she left during her time with you and everyone she touched on this earth. As for Donna she is now in the joyful loving arms of her Heavenly Father.
Prayer will be lifted for her family and friends. All honor and praise be to God for allowing Donna into all our lives at one time or another.
Patty Garza
May 4, 2024
My deepest sympathy to the loving Glazer family.
Donna was more than a best friend, she was like the sister I never had. She was one of the kindest, strongest, and wisest women I have ever met, and she and our wonderful memories will live on in my heart for ever!
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