Greenhill Memorial Gardens Cemetery

Sapulpa, Creek County, Oklahoma

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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Glenda Gayle Lucas Stout

May 9, 1942 ~ 2024

Glenda Gail Stout was born on May 9, 1942 in Hockerville, Oklahoma to Floyd Cleborn Lucas and Norma Hodges Lucas. She was the eldest of five children. She attended Blue Bell School until 8th grade then graduated from Kellyville Schools. The love of her life, Ira Lewis Stout, lived right across the street because his father was the teacher at Blue Bell School. In 1958, Ira and Glenda married and had a baby boy, Ricky Lewis Stout who passed away at 3 weeks old. Later they would reunite and have 2 children, Rex David Stout, and Randa Gail Fielden.

Glenda was a homemaker, and her home was always spotless. She loved gospel music and loved hearing her daughter play the piano. She loved to read and stay current with the news of the world. Her faith in the Lord sustained her through many tribulations.

She is survived by her son, Rex David Stout and wife Lynn of Denver, CO, children Thomas and Sarah Broge of Massachusetts; daughter, Randa Gail Fielden, and husband, Roger, of Sand Springs, OK. Grandchildren, Seth Lee Fielden of Sand Springs, Chase Fielden, and wife, Daphney, of Sand Springs, Brittany Nair, and husband, Connor, of Collinsville and children, Silas, Tucker, and Daisy Nair. Great-granddaughter, Angel Alice Williams, of Sand Springs, and she is survived by her sister, Katherine Lucas Sperle of Clinton, OK.

Glenda is preceded in death by her parents, Floyd and Norma Lucas, brothers, Robert Lucas, Gary Lucas, and Floyd Steven Lucas. Husband, Ira Lewis Stout, and baby, Ricky Lewis Stout, and granddaughter, Gail Andra Williams, of Sapulpa.

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