Glenda L. (Yager) Missinne
July 1, 1933 – June 10, 2019
Preceded in death by husband, Edmond B. Missinne; daughter, Barb Olson. Survived by son, Jeff Missinne (Cathy); granddaughter, Jennifer Missinne; grandsons, Stephen Missinne (Jill) and Cory Olson (Jessica); great-grandson, Bruce Olson.
VISITATION begins on Friday, June 14th at 10am at the West Center Chapel, followed by MEMORIAL SERVICE at 10:30am. Interment: Evergreen Memorial Park. Memorials are suggested to the American Heart Association.
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With pen in hand we find it hard to express feeling of soft hearted tears for you, Jeff Missinne . We wish you to feel the comfort of friends and family. Most of all the comfort of knowing your Mother, Glenda L. (Yager) Missinne has been restored to the woman of her youth. She is now with those who waited beyond the veil for her. We pray that our words of comfort will help you through this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Kimberly Heier
Elder Law of Omaha, P.C., L.L.
Thank you so much for your kind words. She will be missed and her memory will be cherished by us and her grandchildren.
Your mother was a neat lady. She greeted me with open arms when I moved in next door to her almost 4 years ago, Apt 20. Glenda and I would talk for hours out in the parking lot catching up on things or on the phone in the evenings when I would get home from work. She kept me in the loop. She was a true friend and I am saddened by her passing and will miss her very much.
Kris Rieschl, Apt 20
Kris – Thank you so much for your words. Mom was a special woman and we will miss her greatly. It is nice to hear she touched others deeply also.
I met your mother through a mutual friend and found her to be such a kind, gentle and caring person. I’m so sorry for your loss. I will miss her friendship greatly.
Berniece – Thank you for your kind words and we hope you will keep mom in your prayers and thoughts. She cared deeply about all her friends. Thank you for being one of them.
I will never forget how much fun Ed and Glenda had with our boys when we lived across the street from each other. Glenda was a wonderful lady and I always enjoyed talking with her. Bob and I send thoughts and prayers. Glad she is at home with Ed now.
Carole and Bob – Mom always talked about you and the boys. She missed you as a neighbor. Mom and dad are young again.
We will miss you very much grandma. Everything from camping at the parks with you and grandpa when we were little, never missing my football games, the easter egg hunts when we were little kids, the great family gathering’s we have had during Christmas and other holidays, dad and me waiting for you and grandpa coming home from texas every spring, our talks about us grandkids growing up into the adults we have become. Jill always enjoyed showing you photohraphs of our travels. You accepted and supported the lives that we chose and you were a big part of us and our hearts. You will be still be loved and missed very much Grandma.
Steve, Grandpa and Granma thought you kids were the best thing that ever happened to them. On the way home they would call and ask when they could see you and what you kids had going on, so they wouldn’t miss anything. This was on top of them calling almost every day they were in Texas. No one could have loved you kids more than your grandparents.
Grandma
My heart hurts knowing you are no longer with us, but the knowledge you are now at peace and with grandpa eases that hurt. I love you, I will always miss you.
Glenda. It was fun being in you company the past 10 years. You always welcomed me with open arms. I will always remember the shoebox game with you at jen’s wedding shower. We will miss you.
Jill M.
Glenda was a good friend to my Mother, Marge Patterson, at the apartment complex. I know my Mom was very sad about the news, and I was, too. I had Glenda’s phone number if I ever got anxious about my Mom (I live in Idaho) and I knew she would look out for her. I’m really sorry for your loss. Good lady.
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