Gloria was raised in North Vernon, IN. but graduated from North HS in Columbus, IN. She always preferred to be "from Columbus."
Gloria was only 20 years old at the time she and her husband bought their first home on Grand Avenue, Columbus. After marriage, she lived in Columbus for 5 years, then North Hollywood, CA. for a year, prior to settling in Mesa, AZ. She loved the Dobson Ranch subdivision in Mesa and always considered it to be her true HOME. Regardless of where her family would reside, she turned their dwelling into a home!
She was very proud of her children and her husband. She worked in a children's nursery to put her husband through law school.
While a kind and gentle lady, she was a wildcat when fighting her cancer, and she devoted 22 years to that fight.
She attended Mesa Community College, and was a Notary Public.
Gloria was only 20 years old at the time she and her husband bought their first home on Grand Avenue, Columbus. After marriage, she lived in Columbus for 5 years, then North Hollywood, CA. for a year, prior to settling in Mesa, AZ. She loved the Dobson Ranch subdivision in Mesa and always considered it to be her true HOME. Regardless of where her family would reside, she turned their dwelling into a home!
She was very proud of her children and her husband. She worked in a children's nursery to put her husband through law school.
While a kind and gentle lady, she was a wildcat when fighting her cancer, and she devoted 22 years to that fight.
She attended Mesa Community College, and was a Notary Public.
Gloria was raised in North Vernon, IN. but graduated from North HS in Columbus, IN. She always preferred to be "from Columbus."
Gloria was only 20 years old at the time she and her husband bought their first home on Grand Avenue, Columbus. After marriage, she lived in Columbus for 5 years, then North Hollywood, CA. for a year, prior to settling in Mesa, AZ. She loved the Dobson Ranch subdivision in Mesa and always considered it to be her true HOME. Regardless of where her family would reside, she turned their dwelling into a home!
She was very proud of her children and her husband. She worked in a children's nursery to put her husband through law school.
While a kind and gentle lady, she was a wildcat when fighting her cancer, and she devoted 22 years to that fight.
She attended Mesa Community College, and was a Notary Public.
Gloria was only 20 years old at the time she and her husband bought their first home on Grand Avenue, Columbus. After marriage, she lived in Columbus for 5 years, then North Hollywood, CA. for a year, prior to settling in Mesa, AZ. She loved the Dobson Ranch subdivision in Mesa and always considered it to be her true HOME. Regardless of where her family would reside, she turned their dwelling into a home!
She was very proud of her children and her husband. She worked in a children's nursery to put her husband through law school.
While a kind and gentle lady, she was a wildcat when fighting her cancer, and she devoted 22 years to that fight.
She attended Mesa Community College, and was a Notary Public.
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Married date is Nov. 10, 1961.
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Photo is of Gloria and was taken in 1984.
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