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On Tuesday, April 14, 2020, Stephanie Ann Glenn, loving mother of three children and two grandchildren, passed away at the age of 53.
Stephanie was born on January 20, 1967 at Stanford Hospital, Palo Alto, CA, to Connie Glenn (Clements) and Morris Glenn.
After graduating from Lynbrook High School, San Jose, CA, in 1985, Stephanie worked at a few companies (JC Penney in Cupertino and Autek in San Jose) before she became a long-time, valued employee at Fujitsu Inc, in Sunnyvale, for over 20 years. Her dedication and work ethic were second to none.
Stephanie's greatest joy was being a mother to Kelsey Glenn (Chris Ramirez), Korri Glenn (Julian Mederos), and Walter X. Mitchum and a grandmother to Chris Junior and Kaya . Her love and dedication for her children and grandchildren was fierce and unwavering.
She also leaves behind her parents Connie (Howard) Clements, her brother Rodney (Julie) Glenn, her sister(s) Jessica (Eric) Scholtz, Shirley (Scott) Ask, Nancy (Robert) Pereyda, and many nieces, nephews, and other family members.
Stephanie was a die-hard San Francisco 49ers fan and loved nothing more than watching her beloved team on any given Sunday either at Candlestick Park or on the television at home. Stephanie was also an avid traveler on many cruises to destinations all over the world, such as Alaska, Europe, and Mexico, and she had a passion for cooking and trying new recipes on her children. She had a green thumb and grew many of her own vegetables in her backyard garden.
Stephanie was known for her dry sense of humor, her infectious smile, and her willingness to travel to Lake Tahoe (one of her favorite destinations) at the drop of a hat.
In lieu of flowers, any donations to the family would be greatly appreciated.
Stephanie was born on January 20, 1967 at Stanford Hospital, Palo Alto, CA, to Connie Glenn (Clements) and Morris Glenn.
After graduating from Lynbrook High School, San Jose, CA, in 1985, Stephanie worked at a few companies (JC Penney in Cupertino and Autek in San Jose) before she became a long-time, valued employee at Fujitsu Inc, in Sunnyvale, for over 20 years. Her dedication and work ethic were second to none.
Stephanie's greatest joy was being a mother to Kelsey Glenn (Chris Ramirez), Korri Glenn (Julian Mederos), and Walter X. Mitchum and a grandmother to Chris Junior and Kaya . Her love and dedication for her children and grandchildren was fierce and unwavering.
She also leaves behind her parents Connie (Howard) Clements, her brother Rodney (Julie) Glenn, her sister(s) Jessica (Eric) Scholtz, Shirley (Scott) Ask, Nancy (Robert) Pereyda, and many nieces, nephews, and other family members.
Stephanie was a die-hard San Francisco 49ers fan and loved nothing more than watching her beloved team on any given Sunday either at Candlestick Park or on the television at home. Stephanie was also an avid traveler on many cruises to destinations all over the world, such as Alaska, Europe, and Mexico, and she had a passion for cooking and trying new recipes on her children. She had a green thumb and grew many of her own vegetables in her backyard garden.
Stephanie was known for her dry sense of humor, her infectious smile, and her willingness to travel to Lake Tahoe (one of her favorite destinations) at the drop of a hat.
In lieu of flowers, any donations to the family would be greatly appreciated.
Organizer and beneficiary
Jessica Scholtz
Organizer
Folsom, CA
Kelsey Glenn
Beneficiary