At 16, Imogene met and married Otto A. Glaeser. Otto was a fine trumpet player working at Shadowland (Roaring 20's). In that Big Band era, the newlywed Glaesers traveled the country for several years with various well-known bands. After returning to San Antonio, Imogene and Otto started their family and she became an excellent cook, devoted wife and mother. As her children were growing she served as a homeroom mother, Sunday School Superintendent and Scout Den mother.
After Otto's passing in 1968, Imogene lived with her son, later with aunts, and eventually in a home-care setting.
She was predeceased by her husband, and survived by her sister, Edwardyne Bell; son, Stephen Glaeser; grandson, Stephen A. Glaeser; daughter and son-in-law, Sydney and Ron Ostrom; granddaughter, Reagan and Jason Payne; twin great-grandsons, Cooper and Campbell Payne; and several cousins.
At 16, Imogene met and married Otto A. Glaeser. Otto was a fine trumpet player working at Shadowland (Roaring 20's). In that Big Band era, the newlywed Glaesers traveled the country for several years with various well-known bands. After returning to San Antonio, Imogene and Otto started their family and she became an excellent cook, devoted wife and mother. As her children were growing she served as a homeroom mother, Sunday School Superintendent and Scout Den mother.
After Otto's passing in 1968, Imogene lived with her son, later with aunts, and eventually in a home-care setting.
She was predeceased by her husband, and survived by her sister, Edwardyne Bell; son, Stephen Glaeser; grandson, Stephen A. Glaeser; daughter and son-in-law, Sydney and Ron Ostrom; granddaughter, Reagan and Jason Payne; twin great-grandsons, Cooper and Campbell Payne; and several cousins.
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