Elizabeth Glenn was born to the late Willie Glenn Sr. and Dora Wilmore Glenn. From the very beginning of her life, she carried the heart of a servant and the spirit of a soldier for Yahweh, faithfully standing in her post of faith, love, and perseverance.

Elizabeth was born in Bridgeton, New Jersey and was an ordained minister who devoted her life to serving Yahweh and uplifting others. She graduated from Last Day Remnant Bible College and faithfully served in ministry as a Sunday School Superintendent and teacher at True Vine under the leadership of the late great Mother Virginia Walker and later at In His Image Ministries under the honorable Bishop Dennis Thompson. Her faith was not only spoken but lived daily. Even in the midst of illness, she continued to proclaim Yahweh not only as her Savior but also as her healer.

Elizabeth also served her community with compassion, ministering to the elderly in local nursing homes and working for both the Social Security Administration and Renaissance Nursing Home. Her life was a testimony of resilience, service, and unwavering faith.

She leaves to cherish her memory her children: Raymond Glenn, Sheila Glenn, Angela Kelley, and Melissa Kelley; her siblings: Willie Glenn Jr. 8 and his wife (Gwendolyn Glenn), Dora Glenn, Gregory Glenn & his wife (Arlene Glenn), Mary Mears & her husband (Aulton Mears Sr.), Viola Glenn, Herbert Glenn, Michael Glenn, and OD Glenn & his wife (Diane Glenn). She was also blessed with grandchildren: Kala Williams, Michael Lovett Kalil Lawson, Kenneth Hannah, Kimora Kelley, Gabriella Price, Tammy Fentress, Zephaniah Lane Palmer, Majesty Kelley, Tyler-Kelley, and Nemiah Kelley, special cousin and mentee Antoinette Gillis, special aunt Bertha Broughton, godchildren Ziaira Williams, Brandy Parker, Tyrone Lee, and Ray Lamb along with many beloved aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews.

On March 4, 2026, Elizabeth Glenn received her final marching orders. A faithful soldier in the army of Yahweh, she marched forward into eternal rest after a lifetime of dedicated service. Her legacy of faith, strength, and love will continue to inspire all who knew her.