Glenna "Peachie" June Jones

Glenna June (Igo) Jones

June 12, 1929-December 7, 2015

Glenna June Jones, “Peachie,” 86, of Snyder, Texas, died Monday, Dec. 7, 2015.

Funeral service for Mrs. Jones will be held at 10:00 am Friday, December 11th at First Baptist Church with the Rev. George Cooper officiating. Burial will follow at Hillside Memorial
Gardens under the direction of Bell-Cypert Seale Funeral Home.

Visitation will be held from 6-7pm Thursday at Bell-Cypert-Seale Funeral Home.

Born June 12, 1929, in Fletcher, Oklahoma to George and Winnie (O’Neal) Igo, she married Charles Jones on March 28, 1948, in Morton. He preceded her in death on Jan 31, 2003.

She was also preceded in death by her parents, one brother, Fred Igo, sister-in-law, June (Jones) Igo.

Survivors include three sons: C.E. Jones, Jr. of Norman, Ok, Oklahoma; Joe Dan Jones and his
wife, Linda, of Snyder; Terry and his wife, DeLana, of India, one daughter: Charlotte Mann and her husband, Mark of Fort Worth; three sisters: Wanda Gunnels of Lubbock;, Ida Pearl and Jesse Jones of
Lubbock; Betty Cooper and her husband, George, of San Angelo; three brothers: Louis Igo and
his wife, Mildred, of Georgetown; Joe Igo and his wife LaLee, of Grandbury; and Bill Igo and his wife, Betty, of Gold Canyon, Ariz.; two sisters-in-law: Juanita Igo of Eldorado; Janelle Jones
Shepherd and her husband, Jim, of Refugio


Glenna was involved in community services in Morton and Snyder through the local Garden Club organizations. She loved her gardening and flower arranging.

Glenna and her sisters loved to sew. They would often meet at each other’s homes and plan and create outfits for special events like the annual family reunion.

Glenna was highly involved in her church. She taught adult women’s Bible study, children’s classes and was involved in other forms of worship in her church. For a while, she sang soprano
in the church choir.

She was involved in world missions. She would often have home missionaries visit her home.
She would bring foreign students studying at Wayland Baptist College home to spend holidays
with her family. Eventually, she influenced her youngest son, Terry, and his family to go into missions.

Glenna’s favorite time of the year was Christmas. She would often visit local florists to see how they were decorating for Christmas. She’d take those ideas back to her home and to her church.
She would start decorating the church very early in the season. Each year, the church was decorated differently with the unique skills she brought to the decorations.

Each year, she had a nativity scene on the front porch of her house along with the Christmas
lights she would have Charles and their sons string around the rim of the house.

She loved music. When the kids were young, she was collecting music albums that would
become favorites of the radio and TV stations 5 years or longer after she started her collection.
Most of all, she loved children. Anywhere she went, if there was a child, she was there talking to
them and sharing her love with them.