Jen and family our condolences to all. Megan enjoyed her lunches and tea with her wonderful neighbor. We are keeping you in thought and prayer. Dan and Laurie

Just want to say, Mom you made the world a better place and we should All strive To be like you .
I sure will miss you

Condolences to all who were touched by Gloria.
I was already married to her 6th, and youngest child when I met Gloria. I was a young west coast interloper , and nervous about how she would welcome me to the family. My fears were for not. Gloria always made me feel like a beloved and valuable member. She made time to talk and listen (after the dishes, and while doing laundry, likely mine) but being very active was so important to how she thrived as she aged and surely the reason she maintained her health as well as she did. She wasn’t easy to keep up with and on one of her west coast trips she practically ran through Muir Woods leaving the rest of us in the dust.Gloria told me and others she always wished she got to finish school. I wish there were better avenues available to her in the “old” days: However she earned an honorary Degree in my book, staying curious her whole life, working into her 80’s, traveling, reading , doing the daily word jumble , and being a serious card shark were the way she earned credit, but it was learning her new Pakistani neighbors names by writing them and practicing. being excited to share the news her wonderful new friends was what most convinced Gloria was most worthy. Her laugh was the one of a woman who has lived a life full and knows you need to enjoy the small moments of fun as well as the big moments of love. The last time I saw her was in June of 2019 at her Our nephew her grandsons wedding. She was bright and full of smiles and love. It was a joyous occasion and she was taking it all in. Enjoying those big moments Of love with the family she was committed to lead.I am especially glad we got to share that with her. I can attest to the fact she was a Gloria was Great Mother In Law. I will miss her very much. ❤️ Jess

Our thoughts and prayers are will you during this difficult time. We were so blessed to know Gloria and sharing so many special visits with her and will forever hold a special place in our hearts. Remember people pass on, but there memories live on in our heart forever. If we can be of any help feel free to continue us.

Gloria,
Thank you for our many walks, tea times, and lunches. You helped me learn the history of our neighborhood, which I enjoyed uncovering. You were always so kind, down to earth and funny. I will miss you my friend. -megan webber

I'd like to express my sympathies to the entire family. I have so may wonderful memories of my time spent with this caring, sincere, and well humored woman that I worked with for 28 years at the restaurant; and had the privilege of calling Aunt Gloria within the family. Her longevity pays tribute her strength, zest for life, and deepest love for all of you. She will remain in my heart, always.

Nana,

I miss you and wish you could stay with us. You were an ever present piece of our family and provided stability and love.

Thank you for everything you have taught me.