Mary Ellen Glines, 94, a 21 year resident of Dallas, passed away peacefully on November 10, 2015 surrounded by family.
Born in Oklahoma, Mary Ellen was the vivacious beauty between two rowdy brothers. In 1943 she met and married her Prince Charming, Carroll V. Glines in Enid, Oklahoma. Mary Ellen was the consummate military wife making warm loving environments in C.V.'s many duty locations. Known by all for her beautiful smile, sweet disposition and poise. Using her Bachelors in Fine Arts from OU she always maintained an atmosphere of music, art and serenity.
Mary Ellen was predeceased by her parents and brothers. She is survived by her husband of 72 years C.V. Glines, their children daughter Karen Perez (husband Kenneth Perez), son David Glines (wife Jan) and daughter Valerie Carpenter (husband John), five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Graveside services will be at DFW National Cemetery in Grand Praire, Texas on November 18
The family thanks the staff of C.C. Young and the VNA Hospice Team for their unwavering support and care.
She was the essence of love and beauty.
Published in Dallas Morning News on Nov. 15, 2015
Born in Oklahoma, Mary Ellen was the vivacious beauty between two rowdy brothers. In 1943 she met and married her Prince Charming, Carroll V. Glines in Enid, Oklahoma. Mary Ellen was the consummate military wife making warm loving environments in C.V.'s many duty locations. Known by all for her beautiful smile, sweet disposition and poise. Using her Bachelors in Fine Arts from OU she always maintained an atmosphere of music, art and serenity.
Mary Ellen was predeceased by her parents and brothers. She is survived by her husband of 72 years C.V. Glines, their children daughter Karen Perez (husband Kenneth Perez), son David Glines (wife Jan) and daughter Valerie Carpenter (husband John), five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Graveside services will be at DFW National Cemetery in Grand Praire, Texas on November 18
The family thanks the staff of C.C. Young and the VNA Hospice Team for their unwavering support and care.
She was the essence of love and beauty.
Published in Dallas Morning News on Nov. 15, 2015
Mary Ellen Glines, 94, a 21 year resident of Dallas, passed away peacefully on November 10, 2015 surrounded by family.
Born in Oklahoma, Mary Ellen was the vivacious beauty between two rowdy brothers. In 1943 she met and married her Prince Charming, Carroll V. Glines in Enid, Oklahoma. Mary Ellen was the consummate military wife making warm loving environments in C.V.'s many duty locations. Known by all for her beautiful smile, sweet disposition and poise. Using her Bachelors in Fine Arts from OU she always maintained an atmosphere of music, art and serenity.
Mary Ellen was predeceased by her parents and brothers. She is survived by her husband of 72 years C.V. Glines, their children daughter Karen Perez (husband Kenneth Perez), son David Glines (wife Jan) and daughter Valerie Carpenter (husband John), five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Graveside services will be at DFW National Cemetery in Grand Praire, Texas on November 18
The family thanks the staff of C.C. Young and the VNA Hospice Team for their unwavering support and care.
She was the essence of love and beauty.
Published in Dallas Morning News on Nov. 15, 2015
Born in Oklahoma, Mary Ellen was the vivacious beauty between two rowdy brothers. In 1943 she met and married her Prince Charming, Carroll V. Glines in Enid, Oklahoma. Mary Ellen was the consummate military wife making warm loving environments in C.V.'s many duty locations. Known by all for her beautiful smile, sweet disposition and poise. Using her Bachelors in Fine Arts from OU she always maintained an atmosphere of music, art and serenity.
Mary Ellen was predeceased by her parents and brothers. She is survived by her husband of 72 years C.V. Glines, their children daughter Karen Perez (husband Kenneth Perez), son David Glines (wife Jan) and daughter Valerie Carpenter (husband John), five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Graveside services will be at DFW National Cemetery in Grand Praire, Texas on November 18
The family thanks the staff of C.C. Young and the VNA Hospice Team for their unwavering support and care.
She was the essence of love and beauty.
Published in Dallas Morning News on Nov. 15, 2015
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