Glenda Beth Keith

Glenda Beth Crisp Keith went to be with the Lord February 15, 2013, at the age of 64. Glenda was born November 2, 1948 to A.C. and Juanita Bailey Crisp in Menard, Texas. She married Edward L. Keith October 4, 1963. Glenda was a member of the Menard Cowboy Church. She loved going on trips to Wendover, Nevada, riding Pontoons and ole ladies night at Ojeda's with Tonya. She enjoyed mowing and yard work, and loved all dogs, but of all her accomplishments, Glenda's greatest achievements have been in the lives of her family and friends. Her presence made life easier for everyone around her. Her kind heart, love filled hugs and brilliant smile allowed her to make everything from yard work to a simple story told to the grandchildren sparkle. Her generous heart filled her home with love, fun, family and friends, including an attitude that there was always room for one more. She leaves all of us with the knowledge that we were all, truly loved. Survivors include her husband Ed of Menard, two daughter's; Cheryl Norvell and husband Jerry , Tonya Timms and husband Cody all of Brady, Texas, six grandchildren; Shana Zimmerman and husband Don of Alpine, Dana Dyer and husband Jimmie of Brady, Kyra Ramon and husband Michael of Menard, Corbin Timms of Brady, Caitlin and Emilee Turner of Maryneal, four great-grandchildren; Carson Boyd, Brayden Timms, Maylee Zimmerman, and Autumn Ramon, one sister Connie Sides of Katy, Brother-in-law Dewey Keith and wife Grace of Round Rock, sister-in-laws Alma Crocker and husband Allan of Mason, Texas, Kay Wagner of Brady, special cousins Jerry and Sue Crisp of Menard, Adopted son Vahid Gaunt, and numerous nieces, nephews and extended family, and numerous grand dogs. Glenda is preceded in death by her parents, one daughter Tracy Keith Turner, one brother Charles Crisp. Pallbearers: J.D. Crisp, Charles Lee Crisp, Lance Sides, Vahid Gaunt, Grant Crisp, and Bobby Whitlock. Honorary Pallbearers: Sam Crisp, David Keith, Carl Keith, Shane Keith, Coby Crisp, Allan Crocker, Dimpsy Crisp, and Jimmy Crisp. Glenda was a member of the Al-Anon family group and to the friends of Doctor Bob and Bill W. Thank You! The family would like to express a heartfelt thank you to the kind and caring nurses and staff of Hospice of San Angelo. Memorials can be made to Hospice, Mesothelioma research or charity of choice.

Glenda Beth Keith

November 2, 1948 - February 15, 2013