Glenda Ruth Mills, a beloved mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, aunt, daughter and friend passed from this life into eternal life on March 30th. Glenda was born in Nova Scotia and raised her family in Ontario.
Glenda was a dedicated mother and grandmother first and foremost and loved her role as a Nanny. Glenda is the loving and devoted mother of Judy Spracklin and the dedicated grandmother of Jaleisya Spracklin-Belanger (Eric Belanger), Justice Spracklin, Jules Spracklin, Aleighna Resendes Spracklin, great grandson to be Hudson Charlie Glen Spracklin Belanger. Glenda was predeceased by her son Jason Spracklin (daughter in law Jen Spracklin), granddaughter Ayziah Spracklin, her father, Glendon Mills and her mother, Julia Mills. Her family was the passion in her life and she shared her unconditional love of her children and grandchildren by frequently discussing their accomplishments and interests and her love for them.
Glenda is survived by her family members Mary Mills (mother), and her siblings Valerie (Will Stuart), Pauline (Rod Fraser), Sheila (Barry Squires), William (Heather), Liz (Archie Thompson), Ann, Leslie (Carrie) and many nephews and nieces. As a daughter, sister and friend, Glenda was the most sincere, loyal and supportive person to all whose lives she touched. Her ability to make others feel like they were important, and her desire to make a positive difference in every person she met, was amazing to witness. Glenda always kept in touch with her friends from her childhood, her places of work, her university days, and her church. She deeply appreciated the numerous calls and visits she received from her many family and friends. Special thanks to the LHIN and PSW for their care.
Glenda had a vivacious personality, a quick wit and a sharp sense of humor. She made friends everywhere she went and her ability to talk about anything, her world knowledge and her quick memory captivated all those who met her. She was a strong, independent woman who was forward thinking and who inspired everyone she met. All who loved her dearly will never forget her tenacity, wit, charm, thoughtful advice and grace, and the undying love, and the deep care she had for them.
Glenda had many talents and interests that she enjoyed throughout her life. She loved wildlife and became an advocate for a beaver at her favorite park. From a young age Glenda made quilts and designed crafts and wreaths. She volunteered with food banks, women's shelters and at her church. She was a pioneer in her workplace and had positions where her ability to negotiate, lead and work hard were essential. She discussed world history and politics with passion.
Glenda had a strong faith and it was an essential part of her life encompassing the qualities of compassion, forgiveness, honor, and care for others. She dedicated her life to helping others and in service to her faith and membership at her church. As written in John 11:25-26. Jesus told her, “I am the resurrection and the life. Anyone who believes in me will live, even after dying. Everyone who lives in me and believes in me will never ever die.”
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to food banks, or a charity of choice. A bench will be placed in her memory at Churchill Park where she spent many joyous hours.
Messages and condolences may be left at www.tricitycremations.com. Please visit Glenda's obituary notice on Facebook.
Glenda was a dedicated mother and grandmother first and foremost and loved her role as a Nanny. Glenda is the loving and devoted mother of Judy Spracklin and the dedicated grandmother of Jaleisya Spracklin-Belanger (Eric Belanger), Justice Spracklin, Jules Spracklin, Aleighna Resendes Spracklin, great grandson to be Hudson Charlie Glen Spracklin Belanger. Glenda was predeceased by her son Jason Spracklin (daughter in law Jen Spracklin), granddaughter Ayziah Spracklin, her father, Glendon Mills and her mother, Julia Mills. Her family was the passion in her life and she shared her unconditional love of her children and grandchildren by frequently discussing their accomplishments and interests and her love for them.
Glenda is survived by her family members Mary Mills (mother), and her siblings Valerie (Will Stuart), Pauline (Rod Fraser), Sheila (Barry Squires), William (Heather), Liz (Archie Thompson), Ann, Leslie (Carrie) and many nephews and nieces. As a daughter, sister and friend, Glenda was the most sincere, loyal and supportive person to all whose lives she touched. Her ability to make others feel like they were important, and her desire to make a positive difference in every person she met, was amazing to witness. Glenda always kept in touch with her friends from her childhood, her places of work, her university days, and her church. She deeply appreciated the numerous calls and visits she received from her many family and friends. Special thanks to the LHIN and PSW for their care.
Glenda had a vivacious personality, a quick wit and a sharp sense of humor. She made friends everywhere she went and her ability to talk about anything, her world knowledge and her quick memory captivated all those who met her. She was a strong, independent woman who was forward thinking and who inspired everyone she met. All who loved her dearly will never forget her tenacity, wit, charm, thoughtful advice and grace, and the undying love, and the deep care she had for them.
Glenda had many talents and interests that she enjoyed throughout her life. She loved wildlife and became an advocate for a beaver at her favorite park. From a young age Glenda made quilts and designed crafts and wreaths. She volunteered with food banks, women's shelters and at her church. She was a pioneer in her workplace and had positions where her ability to negotiate, lead and work hard were essential. She discussed world history and politics with passion.
Glenda had a strong faith and it was an essential part of her life encompassing the qualities of compassion, forgiveness, honor, and care for others. She dedicated her life to helping others and in service to her faith and membership at her church. As written in John 11:25-26. Jesus told her, “I am the resurrection and the life. Anyone who believes in me will live, even after dying. Everyone who lives in me and believes in me will never ever die.”
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to food banks, or a charity of choice. A bench will be placed in her memory at Churchill Park where she spent many joyous hours.
Messages and condolences may be left at www.tricitycremations.com. Please visit Glenda's obituary notice on Facebook.
