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Glenda Clemons Stephens, aged 80, passed away on April 25 in Irmo, SC. A graveside memorial service will be held on May 2 at Green Sea Cemetery. Glenda is remembered for her kindness and devotion as a mother and family member.
Irmo, South Carolina – Glenda Clemons Stephens Dies at 80
Glenda Clemons Stephens of Irmo passed away on Friday, April 25, at the age of 80. Her death occurred at Carolina Gardens at Harbison, a senior living community in Irmo.
Born in Marion County, Glenda was the daughter of the late John L. Clemons and Inez Floyd Clemons. She is survived by two sons, Craig Stephens of Irmo and Rhett Stephens of Camden, along with three grandchildren. She also leaves behind her sister, Doris Johnson, who resides in Loris. Glenda was preceded in death by three brothers, including James Clemons, Joel Maurice Clemons, and Hubert Carroll Clemons Sr.
Memorial Services
A graveside memorial service is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Friday, May 2, at Green Sea Cemetery in Green Sea. Friends and family who wish to honor Glenda’s memory are encouraged to attend and will have the opportunity to sign a guest register at the service.
Her Life and Legacy
Glenda Clemons Stephens is remembered as a devoted mother and beloved family member. Throughout her life, she exemplified the values of loyalty and compassion. Her family, including her sons and sister, and her three grandchildren, cherish the memories of the time spent with her.
In the community, Glenda leaves a legacy of kindness. Her presence touched the lives of many, and she will be missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her. The impact she made on those around her will not be forgotten as her family and friends come together to celebrate her life during the memorial service.
Additional Information
The loss of Glenda Clemons Stephens is felt deeply by her family and friends, and her contributions to the lives of those she loved will continue to resonate. As preparations continue for her memorial service, her loved ones are remembering the joy and kindness she brought to the world.
In light of her passing, those who knew Glenda are reflecting on their shared moments and the values she instilled in them, emphasizing the importance of family, connection, and community support during difficult times. As they prepare to say their final goodbyes, her legacy will surely remain in their hearts.
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Additional Resources
- WLTX News
- Wikipedia: Glenda
- Post and Courier
- Google Search: Glenda Clemons Stephens
- SC Now
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Obituary
- Midlands Connect
- Google News: Irmo Obituary
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