Glenna Myatt

Natalia Kolyesnikova wrote on 1/6/2011:

To the family of Glenna Myatt,

I first met Mrs. Myatt three years ago when I bought a house next-door to hers. She was a sweet neighbor. She gave me the name of her plumber, her electrician, and her lawn mower. She also taught me how to take care of my rose bushes and my flowerbeds. But most importantly, she was a good friend. We had some really good laughs! She had a remarkable sense of

Natalia Kolyesnikova wrote on 1/6/2011:

To the family of Glenna Myatt,

I first met Mrs. Myatt three years ago when I bought a house next-door to hers. She was a sweet neighbor. She gave me the name of her plumber, her electrician, and her lawn mower. She also taught me how to take care of my rose bushes and my flowerbeds. But most importantly, she was a good friend. We had some really good laughs! She had a remarkable sense of humor. When my daughter left for an out-of-town college, she sighed and said, “It’s gonna be you and me now” :)) She also passed down her life wisdom to me. I would sometimes call her with a simple question about the house, and we would end up talking for an hour. Talking to her was always comforting and I only regret that I did not call her more often. But I will always remember all the wise words she told me. I am very sorry about your loss and want you to know that Mrs. Myatt will be dearly missed here on the 60th street.
Brenda Daffern Greer wrote on 1/5/2011:

To the Myatt Family,

I came to know Glenna when I moved back to Texas from California and she assisted me in transferring my Eastern Star membership. She was immediately a friend and I enjoyed visiting in her home.I know your hearts are breaking during this time of sadness and grief. However, I feel so rich to have known such a great lady. I have smiled each time I have thought of her. Blessings to each of you.
Donna Swindle wrote on 1/5/2011:

To the family of my dear friend Glenna.

She was one of the best. She loved the Eastern Star,almost as much as she loved her family. When I would call her she talked about you all with so much love in her voice. I will miss her so much. Sorry I cann't be there today. But my prayers are with you.
Valerie Hlavaty wrote on 1/4/2011:

Dear Myatt Family,
Glenna and I became friends at Hemphill Wells. I was young and fresh out of college. I was working in advertising. I visited the dinnerware department often to pick of merchandise. Glenna was so sweet and fun! She helped me with my selections when I married. It was a wonderful family at Hemphill Wells. I will never forget her. She was a blessing to my world.

Lea Ann & Art Crosser wrote on 1/4/2011:

To the Myatt Family,

Glenna was a very special woman. She loved life, her family, volunteer work, and friends.
She was a great lady to look up to. She will be missed. I know that Jane, Julie, and Jason along with their families will feel a great loss without her. May God give you special blessings and strength during this time.
Carol Hulsey wrote on 1/3/2011:

To the Myatt Family,

I am deeply sorry about Mrs. Myatt. She is the Mother, grandmother, greatgrandmother sister, friend, angel that we are fortunate that she pasted thru our lives. She is now with her sweetheart, Donald and all the family that have gone before her. I feel so lucky to be a friend of Janes and that her mother touched my life so many times.