Birth date: Mar 31, 1947 Death date: Mar 2, 2024
Glenda Johnston Brown, 77, of Cornelius, NC passed away peacefully with her family by her side on March 3,2024 after a courageous battle with cancer. Glenda was born in Charlotte, NC on March 31,1947 to Glenn and Gertrude Johnsto Read Obituary
I met Glenda when I was a student at ECU. Bill and my late husband were frat. brothers. Glenda and I continued to chat several times a year. She never mentioned that she was ill. I will cherish our memories. My thoughts are with Donna and the family. Much love, Peggy Luper
I worked with Glenda and Sonny at the City of Charlotte for over 10 years. They both were wonderful people. Glenda was such a sweetheart and was kind to everyone. Her beautiful smile was always present, and you just felt inspired to be in her presence. Through her, I also got the met you and even played Spades every now and then at lunch. Love you to and you family as you cope with the loss of your dear sister.
Brenda Ewadinger
Donna, I also worked with Glenda and Sonny at City of Charlotte, loved them both, very sad to learn of Glenda's passing. Prayers for comfort for you and family. Norma Mills Efird
I'm so proud to say that Glenda was my very first friend. We were about 4 years old and moved into the Smallwood development in West Charlotte where our parents became best friends. Gracious what fun we had together as children when life was so different - we played outside with our baby dolls, learned to swim and waterski at the age of 5 and 6 and thought we were special when the Salvation Army bus picked us up to go swimming. Went barefootin' and had bee stings often. We did get the belt and paddle when we were in trouble which was often. When we moved our families stayed in touch for many years and our friendship continued. Reconnecting through my children and her niece and nephew becoming close friends. All by coincidence. Glenda, Sonny and I shared the love of beach music and Carolina Shag seeing each other at SOS for many years. Little Donna my heart is with you and your wonderful family. She sure was proud of you and loved your family with her entire being. May God continue to hold you up!
Glenna
I was so sorry to hear about Glenda’s death. She was always so sweet and outgoing. She was a very special lady and will be missed by many, especially her classmates from Harding High.
I am so sorry for your family's loss. I worked for Glenda for several years at the City of Charlotte and she was my best boss ever! She was thoughtful and caring and very intelligent. I learned a lot from her and will be forever grateful.
We also spent several summers at SOS and enjoyed seeing Glenda and Sonny there and loved watching them dance. Fun times! I will remember her with great affection and appreciation!
My deepest sympathies and hope that you will find peace and strength in God's love and we will meet again.
Diane Johnson
Donna, so sorry to hear about Glenda. I never met her, but I do remember Sonny. He lived in my neighborhood and his family attended my church. My deepest sympathy goes out to you!
To the Family of Glenda Brown,
With our deepest thoughts of sadness we share our thought of joy in our relationship with Glenda our wonderful associate board member at Charlotte Metro Credit Union now as Skyla Credit Union.
Genda, was one of the most plesant people we know. She always had that comtageous smile upon her face and within her heart. We became associates over twenty years ago thru our service to Charlotte Metro members. She was a caring Board Member and Chair. We had fun as we traveled, learned how to but services in place that would increase our members standard of living. Glenda was surely missed when she retired from our Board. She will be surely missed in Life as one who cares about others.
With all regards,
Bill Hamlin, Board Emeritus,
Former Board Chair
and my wife Frances P. Hamlin
I worked with Glenda at the city of Charlotte and considered her a friend. Dian and I extend our sympathy to the family. Lee and Dian Bustle
