Glenda was born on June 28, 1943, to Glenn and Frances Warner in Fairview, OK. When she joined the family, she found out she already had an older brother, Harley. In 1952, her family moved to Montana.
Later, Glenda married Gerald Lloyd Johnson, who together blended and created their family which includes David, Lloyd, Lee, Sue, Glen, and Joanne. She went on to marry James (Pat) Craft and The Scott was born. Throughout the years, Glenda and Pat opened their home to many teens in need of sanctuary. Glenda’s grandkids include Amanda, Jill, Crystal, Nate, Kendra, Kyle, Chelsee, Kristin, Austin, Andrew, Nicholas, Christopher, Courtney, Allison, and Denise. She also now has 6 great grandkids.
Glenda was an organizer and generous with her time and resources, always willing to help others, even when it inconvenienced her. Glenda has been involved in numerous activities in the community, including involvement in the VFW Women’s Auxiliary 10010, Helena and Montana Women’s Bowling Associations, Rocky Mountain Development Council, and Women of the Moose.
Glenda passed away on March 12, 2019, at age 75, due to a stroke. She is survived by her mother, Frances (Warner) Landwehr; brother, Harley Warner; 4 children; 15 grandkids; 6 great-grandkids; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. She was preceded in death by her sons, Glen and Lloyd; her father, Glenn; and her husband, Pat.
A celebration of her life will take place at 3:30 p.m., Friday, March 15, 2019 at Liberty Baptist Church, 210 Sierra Road West in Helena. A reception will follow the service in the fellowship hall of the church. Please visit below to offer the family a condolence or share a memory of Glenda.
Michelle says
Sue I’m so sorry to hear of Glenda’s passing…my gosh did we have a great time bowling and attending meetings, I sure miss those times, I have a lot of great memories! Thoughts and prayers with you and your family.
Michelle formerly of SGL
Sharon Jacobsen says
Many memories as cousins. As kids and as adults. Just the two of us and with our brothers and other cousins.
Bonnie Mayer says
Many memories were built with her and the bowling community. Glenda touch many lives and she will be missed by so many. Sue, my condolences to you and your family.
Vanessa Tolson says
Sue,Harley & family, so sorry to hear of Glenda’s passing. What a great lady, she will be missed. Thoughts & prayers to you all.
Jacki says
Glenda was a great person. She will be missed. Bowling is where we met and kept in touch. She will be missed by so many. Prayers for the family to comfort our loss of her.
Troy Gustovich says
Glenda (Daisy) was a wonderful person. She taught me many life lessons over the years that will never be forgotten. It was always a joy watching her attitude towards bowling. Condolences to her family and friends.
Jim and Sally says
Harley and all, Jim and I are so sorry to hear of Glenda’s passing. She was a fun lady. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you, now, and the days ahead. God Bless.
Shawn and Lisa Warner says
We loved Aunt Glenda. We had some great stories over the last few years. Played dice and loved hearing how we all were cheating. Sure will miss the comerodity we all had when we came to Helena. May she rest peacefully in the Lords Arms. As the good Lord is sitting at the table with mom(Donna) and Glenda as they both are telling each other they are cheating at cards and dice. We will miss you but eventually will see you someday and will be playing and laughing again in the future together. Sending loves to all the family.
Teresa (Treib) Anderson says
Sue, I am so sorry for the loss of your mom. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Mary Brydich says
I am so sorry to hear of Glenda’s passing. I have known her most of my adult life through being an East Helena native and member of the E.H. VFW. I often saw her at the Eagles when visiting my Mom and stepdad. Glenda was a generous and kind person. I will miss seeing her at the Eagles. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Jill Shea says
Harley and family, So sorry for your loss.
Debbie Morrison says
Sue and all of Glenda’s family:
I don’t even know where to begin – Glenda and I had so many wonderful years of being “partners in crime”! We both were elected to the Helena Women’s Bowling Association as directors back in the 80’s and continued our friendship for well over 20 years. And as my life took me away from our opportunities to see each other, I kept up with her life as she and my Mom would talk on occasion.
There are so many many fun times to think about and all of the laughs, especially those that involved her “leg”. She had a helluva sense of humor and loved to play pranks on the unsuspecting.
I’m so very sorry for your loss. And I hope all of the good memories help you through this difficult time. I’m sure she’s already creating a stir and I’m confident we will meet up together in the future. My very best to all of you.
R M Kunnary says
I knew Glenda through the bowling world. She was a wonderful person and so great to talk and have a great time with. Sorry to hear of her passing. God Bless you Glenda-it was great knowing you and being a small part of your life.
Mary Kunnary