Birth date: Mar 16, 1933 Death date: Jan 3, 2017
Eugenia Melvina “Ms. G” Glover blessed our world on March 16, 1933. Born to her dearly departed parents Eulala Suber-Guest and Benjamin Guest Sr., she passed away on Tuesday, January 3, 2016 at the age of 83. Over these past sever Read Obituary
My Aunty Gina was so loving and fun to be around. She is the sister to my grandmother Pauline Guest Lyons. I have great memories of traveling with my grandparents to visit her. She would say..."Come here and give your aunty some sugar." She was our matriarch.
My mom was the oldest sibling of the Guest Family. Aunt Eugenia was the youngest. She always welcome you with much love ❤️ and was a straight shooter. I love and will miss you dearly from Detroit to North Chicago kisses, love and prayers... Deitra & Willie McBryde and your brother in law Davis King...
I remember when me and Tasha were teenagers. She would say Shaika have you seen him. And make her faces. She keep us laughing all the time.
If Aunty Gina was around I knew that Tasha wasn't that far behind her. One of my favorite memories was the amount of fun I had whenever she was around. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. I know there isn't much that I can say to comfort the amount of pain you all may be experiencing. All I can say is I know. Thinking of you and sending my love from Detroit. 💞
My husband, Nick Sacco, and I met Natasha and Tony and their wonderful children when we were RV'ing full time about five years ago. Traveling with them was Granny. She was the most spunky woman I had ever met! She always made us laugh, always had a comment to add to every conversation and made such an impression on Nick and I. Five years later Nick and I still talk about her! Tasha's kids were so lucky to share their lives on the road with Granny and we were so lucky to meet such an extraordinary woman who lived a life of strength and fortitude. She will be missed.
I remember spending the night at her house. She was the funniest, coolest lady to me. I think she thought I was crazy for wanting to spend the night. She was like, "Girl! Ain't no kids here and there's nothing to do!" But, I didn't care. She was beautiful and I am glad that I got to know her.
Mrs. Glover will be sincerely missed by my family. My daughter Tawanna was telling me when she came to her house to teach her how to cook lasagna. My memory is our talks our conversations and how she always showed me much love . Mrs. Glover will always hold a special place in my heart. My deepest condolences to Monica, Tasha, Caressa, DeQuan, Tiffany, Kinesha, Eric Jr, her Sister Mrs. Pauline Lyons. May God continue to give you all comfort now and days ahead. R.I.Paradise Mrs. Glover
