Helen L. Glotfelty

Helen L. Glotfelty, nee Long, 85, of Waterloo, Illinois, died December 17, 2018, in St. Charles, MO. She was born February 10, 1933, in Springfield, MO.

She is survived by her children Daniel Leo (Eugenia) Tucker, David Leonard (Brenda) Tucker, and Donald Louis (Cindy) Tucker; grandchildren Ashley Marie (Phil) Nelson, Hannah Lynn (Charles) Kaemmerer, Brandy (Rick) Scott, Ryan Louis (Katie) Tucker, and Eric William (Kaitlyn) Tucker; great-grandchildren Dakota Byler, Haisley Faith Kaemmerer, Corban Garrett Kaemmerer; stepchildren Vicki Kay (Robert) Miller; Terry Alan Glotfelty, Cindy Elaine (Dale) Heusohn; Sheri Annette (Michael) Mize, and Gregory Aaron Glotfelty; step grandchildren Angela Dawn (Jason) Neale, Jay Robert Miller, Brad Alan Glotfelty, Shelly Lynn (Kevin) Hemker, Heather Marie (Derek) Hawkins, Nathan Leon Heusohn, Annette Rose (Jonathan Stone) Glotfelty , Lia Chanele (Rick) Lanham; step great grandchildren Kalei Autumn Ferrin, Peyton Neale, Brayden August Glotfelty, Kyra Lynn Hemker, Shay Lynn Hemker, and Paige Margaret Hawkins.

She is preceded in death by her parents Charles Coy & Lottie Viola (nee Fortner) Long, 1st husband Leo Leonard Tucker, 2nd husband Harry G. Glotfelty; great granddaughter Emma Louise Tucker; stepson Timothy Glotfelty; brother Rev. Charles Long; sisters Betty Mack, Virginia Irish, and Barbara Jean Long (at birth).

Helen worked in Home Missions Dept. at Gospel Publishing Co., Secretary Treasurer at Bethel Temple, and Metal Goods St. Louis, MO. Volunteered at Waterloo Senior Center, Oak Hill Gift Shop, Monroe County Courthouse, & American Red Cross Blood Drive. She was a member of St. John UCC - Valmeyer.

As an expression of sympathy the family prefers memorial contributions to: 
St. John UCC - Valmeyer or Oak Hill Activity Fund

Memorial Visitation:
8 AM until time of service Friday, December 21, 2018 at  Quernheim Funeral Home 800 S. Market St. Waterloo, IL 62298
  
Memorial Service:
10 AM Friday, December 21, 2018 at Quernheim Funeral Home in Waterloo, IL
Pastor Dwayne Hardcastle officiating