APRIL 10, 1934 -

NOVEMBER 21, 2017

Mallie Mai Elizabeth Glenn

Mother

WEDNESDAY · NOVEMBER 29, 2017 · 12:00 PM

HAMILTON CHAPEL CHURCH

2240 MCCRARY ROAD

LEBANON, TN

Eulogist: Elder Robert L. Spickard, Sr.

1330 Bluebird Road ∙ Lebanon, TN ∙ 615.444.3117

www.neublemonumentfuneralhome.com

Services Entrusted to: Neuble Monument

Funeral Home, LLC

James L. Neuble, Jr. Owner/Funeral Director

Stacy Neuble Co-Owner/Assistant

Another Creation by Cynthia and Ronye 615.893.7771

PALLBEARERS FLOWER LADIES

Hamilton Chapel Church Mothers

Hamilton Chapel Church Deacons

Acknowledgement In times like these, we find how truly blessed we are. We find that prayers,

well wishes and all kind deeds have given our family strength. We take this

time to acknowledge that all expressions of love and sympathy have

given us comfort in some kind of way.

-The Family

Mamma,

Easing the sadness of your death will take time to fix. Each birthday you said to us, “I am

proud” proud to be your mamma. We will al-ways remember you. I wish I could hug you

again for good and never let you go away. Why have you gone away mamma? So be it ...up to our God. We feel sad about your dying but we understand. You could make us laugh to get a smile so we won’t be mad because I know you

will always be the greatest mom.

Love always,

Douglas and Paul

Officiant: Minister of Hamilton Chapel

Prelude

Song ………………………………...…Hamilton Chapel Choir

Prayer………………………………….....Elder Levan Thomas

Scripture………………………….Minister of Hamilton Chapel

Instrumental Solo ………………………….....…Anthony Love

Words of Expression …………………….….Charles L. Smith

Solo …………………………………....Deacon James Neuble

Acknowledgment and Obituary…………….....Cookie Pickett

Words of Comfort……………….……Pastor Raymond Burns

Pastor Sonya Deloach

Pastor Lavan Thomas

Song……………………………...........Hamilton Chapel Choir

Eulogy……………………..……Elder Robert L. Spickard, Sr.

Recessional...………..Ministers, Flower Ladies, Pallbearers,

Neuble Monument Staff, The Family

INTERMENT Gladeville Cemetery

Mother Mallie Mai Elizabeth Glenn, affectionately known as “Sister” to the family and loved ones was born on April 10, 1934 to father, Gilbert Alfred Clark, and mother, Hattie Mae (Word) Clark in

the Baird’s Mill community of Wilson County in Tennessee. She attended school in Wilson and Davidson Counties, graduating from Pearl High School and attending some college. She eventually married Moses Glenn of Lebanon on June 19, 1969. Her parents, her husband and two brothers, Hollien Clark, and James Clark have all preceded her in transitioning from this life.

She worked in health care for many years until she devoted her life to homemaking and caring for her sons. She was a lifelong and charter member of the former Hamilton Chapel A.M.E. Church where she faithfully attended as a matriarch and became the oldest church mother until the Lord called her home on November 21, 2017. She was also active as a Gold Star Widow because of her husband being a decorated veteran of the U.S. Army, during the Korean conflict.

She leaves to cherish her memories, two sons: Douglas Moses Glenn and Paul Alfred Glenn, both currently living in Lebanon, TN; a loving sister-in-law, Carrie English of Nashville, TN; nieces: Janie Majors Skaggs of Nashville, TN, Marsha (Luster) Shreve, Barbara (Charles) Wilcoxson, Sherry and Dora Glenn; first cousins: Jerome (Geraldine) Clark of the Needmore community, Pastor Raymond (Cernovia) Burns of Lebanon, TN and Charles Lindon (Jeanette) Smith of Watertown, TN; devoted cousin and pastor, Elder Dr. Robert (Cassie) Spickard of Gladeville, TN; cousins: Jeanne Ann Andrews, Pat Hairston of Roanoke, VA, Anthony Love and Alice, of Nashville, TN; and other relatives especially the Word, Clark, Glenn, Mother’s board of Hamilton Chapel and Hamilton Chapel Church families and many other friends and loved ones.

Obituary

MOTHER

We had a wonderful mother, one who really never grew old; Her smile was made of sunshine, and her heart was solid gold;

Her eyes were as bright as shining stars, And her cheeks fair roses you see.

We had a wonderful mother, And that’s the way it will always be.

But take heed...

Because she’s still keeping an eye on all of us, So let’s make sure she will like what she see.

Love,

Douglas and Paul

MOTHER MALLIE MAI ELIZABETH GLENN