Gwendolyn (Glynn) Smith

Beautifully written; It was a pleasure reading and traveling through Gwen's story. My heart goes out to you. The memories of Momma is like know other. With tears I pray God wraps his arms around all of you in gives comfort and peace during this grieving time. With love, your friend...

I am so sorry I was unable to attend the visitation or services
For Mrs. Smith. I know she was courages in her battle.

Ed, so sorry to hear about your loss. May the Dear Lord watch over you and your family and give you peace .

Brenham has lost a hidden treasure...she quietly made a difference in so many lives, unknown to most.

What I remember most tangibly when I first met Gwen was the presence of mischievousness and curiosity. I was reminded of the first leaf drop from an unexpected autumn wind, or that first fresh smell of spring after a light rainfall. The kind of feelings and senses you remember from your childhood, when real was real. That sense was always there when she was present, regardless of meeting purpose or intent. Freshness.

In the brief time I knew her, she was young, forever young and curious of the other, the to be known, the new, attributes that help make life feel vital and original. Her's was a natural gift of genuioness and kindness that will be missed.

My deepest condolences to her beloved husband of ±50 years Ed Smith, her 2 children Edward and Charlotte, her son-in-law Michael and her new-law Jennifer.

I knew Gwendolyn briefly while serving on Crime Stoppers years ago. She had a fabulous life. My condolences to her family.

Gwendolyn helped me when I was in a very sad place. I did not know her well but I will never forget her compassion. Thank you for helping me.

Ed, So sorry for your loss. Please accept my most sincere condolence. Steve Hunter

A lady who set such a great example of humility, compassion, and courage. Blessed to have known Mrs. Smith and am sorry to learn of her passing. May the Smith family celebrate her life and be surrounded by loved ones, good memories and comfort knowing Mrs Smith made an impact and had a life well lived.

Our deepest condolences during this difficult time. Aunt Gwen was such a caring and loving woman, who will be missed.
Keeping you all in our prayers,
Sherri, Chuck, Julia and Monica