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Glenna Pearl "Aunt Tiny" (Rose) Cornejo

February 12th 1934 ~ December 16, 2018

Glenna Pearl "Aunt Tiny" (Rose) Cornejo (1934 - 2018)

On Sunday December 16, 2018 Glenna Cornejo loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend passed away at the age of 84 in her home of 48 years in Glenpool, Oklahoma.

Glenna Pearl Cornejo, also known as "Aunt Tiny" was born on February 12th 1934 in Jenks Oklahoma to Walter and Frankie Rose. Glenna was raised and attended school in Bartlesville Oklahoma.

She married Albert John Cornejo on May 3rd 1951.

They relocated in 1970 to Glenpool where they raised their five children three girls and two boys and remained at the same place of residency since. Glenna Spent many hours visiting with friends and family. Her door was always open. She was always there to lend a listening ear or offer words of wisdom when needed. Glenna had a passion for her kids, grandkids and her great grandkids that was mighty. She always thought of others before thinking of herself. Glenna was known for her kind, loving and forgiving spirit. She will be deeply missed but never forgotten. 

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