Ruth Bolick Glenn of Durham, went to be with her Heavenly Father on Wednesday, July 28, 2010. She was born May 20, 1926 in Gaston County to the late Elmore Emmitt and Mary Nettie Bolick.
She spent her childhood years in the Trenton Mill area of Gastonia. Ruth was known as a sweet woman whose joy in life was her family and friends. An avid gardener, all-state softballer, and champion bowler, she led a very active life.
Ruth was preceded in death by husband, B.E. Glenn; daughter, Frances Bolick; brother Elmore Emmitt Bolick Jr, ; two sisters, Sue Givens, and Nell Bolick.
She leaves to cherish her memory her brother, Wilson Bolick and wife, Dorothy, of Gastonia; three grandchildren, LeAnne Hunt and husband, Robert, of Franklinton, Jay Johnson and wife, Greta of Cumming GA, Greg Johnson of Youngsville; great-grandchildren, Jennifer Hunt, Hayley Johnson, Matthew Hunt, Lauren Johnson, Logan Johnson, and Lindsey Johnson; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Durham Herald-Sun, 7/30/2010
She spent her childhood years in the Trenton Mill area of Gastonia. Ruth was known as a sweet woman whose joy in life was her family and friends. An avid gardener, all-state softballer, and champion bowler, she led a very active life.
Ruth was preceded in death by husband, B.E. Glenn; daughter, Frances Bolick; brother Elmore Emmitt Bolick Jr, ; two sisters, Sue Givens, and Nell Bolick.
She leaves to cherish her memory her brother, Wilson Bolick and wife, Dorothy, of Gastonia; three grandchildren, LeAnne Hunt and husband, Robert, of Franklinton, Jay Johnson and wife, Greta of Cumming GA, Greg Johnson of Youngsville; great-grandchildren, Jennifer Hunt, Hayley Johnson, Matthew Hunt, Lauren Johnson, Logan Johnson, and Lindsey Johnson; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Durham Herald-Sun, 7/30/2010
Ruth Bolick Glenn of Durham, went to be with her Heavenly Father on Wednesday, July 28, 2010. She was born May 20, 1926 in Gaston County to the late Elmore Emmitt and Mary Nettie Bolick.
She spent her childhood years in the Trenton Mill area of Gastonia. Ruth was known as a sweet woman whose joy in life was her family and friends. An avid gardener, all-state softballer, and champion bowler, she led a very active life.
Ruth was preceded in death by husband, B.E. Glenn; daughter, Frances Bolick; brother Elmore Emmitt Bolick Jr, ; two sisters, Sue Givens, and Nell Bolick.
She leaves to cherish her memory her brother, Wilson Bolick and wife, Dorothy, of Gastonia; three grandchildren, LeAnne Hunt and husband, Robert, of Franklinton, Jay Johnson and wife, Greta of Cumming GA, Greg Johnson of Youngsville; great-grandchildren, Jennifer Hunt, Hayley Johnson, Matthew Hunt, Lauren Johnson, Logan Johnson, and Lindsey Johnson; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Durham Herald-Sun, 7/30/2010
She spent her childhood years in the Trenton Mill area of Gastonia. Ruth was known as a sweet woman whose joy in life was her family and friends. An avid gardener, all-state softballer, and champion bowler, she led a very active life.
Ruth was preceded in death by husband, B.E. Glenn; daughter, Frances Bolick; brother Elmore Emmitt Bolick Jr, ; two sisters, Sue Givens, and Nell Bolick.
She leaves to cherish her memory her brother, Wilson Bolick and wife, Dorothy, of Gastonia; three grandchildren, LeAnne Hunt and husband, Robert, of Franklinton, Jay Johnson and wife, Greta of Cumming GA, Greg Johnson of Youngsville; great-grandchildren, Jennifer Hunt, Hayley Johnson, Matthew Hunt, Lauren Johnson, Logan Johnson, and Lindsey Johnson; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Durham Herald-Sun, 7/30/2010
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