Ruby (Wagner) Glins of Lockhart passed away on Sunday November 5, 2017 at the age of 87. She was born in Goforth, Texas to Hilda (Schaarschmidt) and Max Frank Wagner and was the youngest of eight children.
She most recently attended St. Paul United Church of Christ in Lockhart.
Most people knew her as "Mickey" because of her fondness for collecting mouse figurines. She loved to bake cookies every chance she got and usually gave them away to family, neighbors, HEB pharmacy in Lockhart, and many other people.
Mickey worked as a cook in the Del Valle School District, Lockhart Hospital, and Lockhart School District.
Mickey loved to dance, go 9 pin bowling, making Koch kaese, canning (especially pickles), and playing dominoes. She truly enjoyed seeing her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Mickey was preceded in death by her parents; 3 brothers; 4 sisters; baby daughter, Shirley; son, Alvin Wayne Schulze; two grandchildren, Misty Schulze and Billy John Schulze, and her husbands, Alvin Schulze, Jesse Martindale, and Albert Glins."
(McCurdy Funeral Home - 2017)
She most recently attended St. Paul United Church of Christ in Lockhart.
Most people knew her as "Mickey" because of her fondness for collecting mouse figurines. She loved to bake cookies every chance she got and usually gave them away to family, neighbors, HEB pharmacy in Lockhart, and many other people.
Mickey worked as a cook in the Del Valle School District, Lockhart Hospital, and Lockhart School District.
Mickey loved to dance, go 9 pin bowling, making Koch kaese, canning (especially pickles), and playing dominoes. She truly enjoyed seeing her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Mickey was preceded in death by her parents; 3 brothers; 4 sisters; baby daughter, Shirley; son, Alvin Wayne Schulze; two grandchildren, Misty Schulze and Billy John Schulze, and her husbands, Alvin Schulze, Jesse Martindale, and Albert Glins."
(McCurdy Funeral Home - 2017)
Ruby (Wagner) Glins of Lockhart passed away on Sunday November 5, 2017 at the age of 87. She was born in Goforth, Texas to Hilda (Schaarschmidt) and Max Frank Wagner and was the youngest of eight children.
She most recently attended St. Paul United Church of Christ in Lockhart.
Most people knew her as "Mickey" because of her fondness for collecting mouse figurines. She loved to bake cookies every chance she got and usually gave them away to family, neighbors, HEB pharmacy in Lockhart, and many other people.
Mickey worked as a cook in the Del Valle School District, Lockhart Hospital, and Lockhart School District.
Mickey loved to dance, go 9 pin bowling, making Koch kaese, canning (especially pickles), and playing dominoes. She truly enjoyed seeing her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Mickey was preceded in death by her parents; 3 brothers; 4 sisters; baby daughter, Shirley; son, Alvin Wayne Schulze; two grandchildren, Misty Schulze and Billy John Schulze, and her husbands, Alvin Schulze, Jesse Martindale, and Albert Glins."
(McCurdy Funeral Home - 2017)
She most recently attended St. Paul United Church of Christ in Lockhart.
Most people knew her as "Mickey" because of her fondness for collecting mouse figurines. She loved to bake cookies every chance she got and usually gave them away to family, neighbors, HEB pharmacy in Lockhart, and many other people.
Mickey worked as a cook in the Del Valle School District, Lockhart Hospital, and Lockhart School District.
Mickey loved to dance, go 9 pin bowling, making Koch kaese, canning (especially pickles), and playing dominoes. She truly enjoyed seeing her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Mickey was preceded in death by her parents; 3 brothers; 4 sisters; baby daughter, Shirley; son, Alvin Wayne Schulze; two grandchildren, Misty Schulze and Billy John Schulze, and her husbands, Alvin Schulze, Jesse Martindale, and Albert Glins."
(McCurdy Funeral Home - 2017)
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