Mrs. Stogner was a member of Second Baptist Church of Hamlet. There she taught Sunday school and was involved in the music ministry.
Gladys was a nurse for over 40 years with most of those years at Richmond Memorial Hospital. People would recognize her from taking care of their family or being there at the birth of their children. Gladys loved everyone as her own and she was loved by all who met her. She was the last of the diehards to wear the starched white uniform and hat until the day she retired. She was very proud of that uniform and what it represented.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Jim Stogner; son Steve Stogner; and twin sister, Virginia Holland.
She is survived by her brother-in-law, Don Holland; her niece, Donna Letson and husband Dale; nephew, Chris Holland and wife Wendi; great-niece, Brooke Holland; two great-nephews, Davis Holland and Dustin Letson all from Clovis, California. Also surviving are many close friends that were special to her.
Gladys was a nurse for over 40 years with most of those years at Richmond Memorial Hospital. People would recognize her from taking care of their family or being there at the birth of their children. Gladys loved everyone as her own and she was loved by all who met her. She was the last of the diehards to wear the starched white uniform and hat until the day she retired. She was very proud of that uniform and what it represented.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Jim Stogner; son Steve Stogner; and twin sister, Virginia Holland.
She is survived by her brother-in-law, Don Holland; her niece, Donna Letson and husband Dale; nephew, Chris Holland and wife Wendi; great-niece, Brooke Holland; two great-nephews, Davis Holland and Dustin Letson all from Clovis, California. Also surviving are many close friends that were special to her.
Mrs. Stogner was a member of Second Baptist Church of Hamlet. There she taught Sunday school and was involved in the music ministry.
Gladys was a nurse for over 40 years with most of those years at Richmond Memorial Hospital. People would recognize her from taking care of their family or being there at the birth of their children. Gladys loved everyone as her own and she was loved by all who met her. She was the last of the diehards to wear the starched white uniform and hat until the day she retired. She was very proud of that uniform and what it represented.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Jim Stogner; son Steve Stogner; and twin sister, Virginia Holland.
She is survived by her brother-in-law, Don Holland; her niece, Donna Letson and husband Dale; nephew, Chris Holland and wife Wendi; great-niece, Brooke Holland; two great-nephews, Davis Holland and Dustin Letson all from Clovis, California. Also surviving are many close friends that were special to her.
Gladys was a nurse for over 40 years with most of those years at Richmond Memorial Hospital. People would recognize her from taking care of their family or being there at the birth of their children. Gladys loved everyone as her own and she was loved by all who met her. She was the last of the diehards to wear the starched white uniform and hat until the day she retired. She was very proud of that uniform and what it represented.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Jim Stogner; son Steve Stogner; and twin sister, Virginia Holland.
She is survived by her brother-in-law, Don Holland; her niece, Donna Letson and husband Dale; nephew, Chris Holland and wife Wendi; great-niece, Brooke Holland; two great-nephews, Davis Holland and Dustin Letson all from Clovis, California. Also surviving are many close friends that were special to her.
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