Time For Memory

Nancy Jean DeRaimo Glenn, 71, of Milton, passed away June 4, 2022, at St. Mary’s Medical Center. She was born November 24, 1950, in Chelyan, WV, a daughter of the late Albert DeRaimo and Lydia Hanshaw DeRaimo Leffew. She was also preceded in death by one daughter Gloria Jean Barton; sons-in-law, Eddie Lee Glenn, George Jeffers, and Carl Adkins Jr. She is survived by her husband Dana Thomas Glenn Sr.; children, Melissa Barton, Rose Jeffers, Dana Thomas Glenn Jr., Stephanie Amanda Adkins, and Katie Mae Saunders (Danny); siblings Theresa DeRaimo, Albert DeRaimo, Robin Davis (Randy), Tina Leffew (Byron), Mike Leffew (Debbie), and Patrick Leffew (Teresa); grandchildren, Edward Thomas Glenn, Willie Gillespie (Katie), Kathern Gillespie (Gary), Andrew Barton, Allison Barton, Adrianna McBride (Jordan), Emily McBride, Chloe Glenn (Kyle), Taylor Glenn, Anna Glenn, Dustin Saunders, and Dakota Saunders; great grandchildren Zoey, Braxton, Isabella, Haiden, Skylar, Robert, Steven, Isaiah, and Josiah. Along with many much loved nieces and nephews, cousins, extended family members and many, many cherished friends she came to call family. Nancy believed in service to her family and community above all else, especially helping the youth. She spent decades of her life volunteering at Hannan Elementary, Ashton Elementary and Hannan High School. She was a board member of the Hannan Band Boosters, and a member of the Hannan Athletic Boosters. She volunteered constantly to help raise funds for the Hannan Band, Showchoir, Basketball teams, Football teams, the Hannan FFA and FHA, several 4-H groups in Mason, Putnam and Cabell Counties. She was never afraid of a fight when it came to helping the kids of Mason County. Together, she and several other community members came together to form a political action committee called Mason County Kids First where they raised funds and advocated for the children of Mason County Schools. She was always in the concession stand at football and basketball games volunteering. She never missed a band competition, basketball or football game. She spent countless hours helping to ensure that the kids at Hannan High School had everything they needed. Later in life she dedicated herself to her many grandchildren and volunteered for their activities as well. She then became a volunteer for The United Way of Central West Virginia where she helped distribute food and necessities to the community members in need. She was also a member of the Senior Corps Volunteers for The United Way. She loved gardening and canning food. She made sure that her children and grandchildren knew how to raise gardens and preserve their own food. She also loved growing flowers of all kinds in her many flower beds. She was loved and will be greatly missed by so many. In lieu flowers, and because of her years of dedication to serving the community and those in need, the family has set up a scholarship fund in her honor called The Nancy Jean Glenn Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship will continue to honor her legacy of service by purchasing work boots, shoes and work clothes for Hannan High School graduates who are going straight into the workforce and need help financially to buy the attire they need to start a job. It will be need based rather than by GPA. If you’d like to contribute and help her legacy of service to the children of this community live on, please visit https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/8Kqj1UATCm. This is only temporary until we get the scholarship set up through a bank. According to her wishes there will be no services. Wallace Funeral Home, Milton, is assisting the family.