Birth date: Aug 17, 1920 Death date: Apr 4, 2007
Mrs. Rita Glover, 86 of Fayetteville, AR passed away Wednesday, April 4, 2007 at Washington Regional Medical Center. She was born August 17, 1920 to Robert Benjamin and Myrtle Bell (Van Winkle) Cox, in Springdale, AR. She was a gr Read Obituary
Iam a Hair America Member and I am sorry for your lost. I didn't know her well because I have not been a member as long as she was but we are one family at Hair America /NCA and I wanted to express my sympathy to the family.
To her loved one's.
I'm so sorry to hear of rita's
passing , she was such a delightful
lady to talk with and to know,she
alway's had something to say about
her grand-daughter's,I enjoyed the
stories she shared with me and
friends that knew her , had some
wonderful stories to share,I'll miss
her as will as other's whom knew
her for her kindness and smiles.
love
angela
Rita was a lovely lady and I enjoyed being with her at club meetings and working with her when she served as treasurer and I as president. Rita was always cheerful and an asset to the club.
We're sorry for your loss,may she rest in peace.
Fifty years of memories with Rita will never be enough. Oh the good times we did have. The last time we visited was with Rita in Chicago at her 50 year recognition with NCA.
What a delight it always was to be around Rita at the meetings of the National Cosmetology Association. I always had fun teasing her about being on the slot machines rather than class when we had meetings in Las Vegas. She was always kind and supportive to me in my endeavors for NCA. I will miss her smile.
Rita, shared many wonderful skills along with investing. Thank You Rita Glover
Dorothy Malcom
Van, Vanessa and Val: Quinn and I think about Rita often and remember such fun times we've had with you and her, both in Prairie Grove and California. I am glad for the 2006 Christmas picture we have of the four of you together to remind us that you have been a special part of our lives.
Rita was my inspiration, always reminding me to live life to the fullest because there is always something else that needs to be done and someone else that needs your help.
I know that God will have her and my Daddy teeing off on Heaven's Golf Course
while they discuss how He could improve the back nine holes.
Rita - I will miss you.
Van, Vanessa and Valerie - Quinn and I miss you and send our love and condolences.
Sandra
Dear Family of Rita;
I will miss Rita as I knew her since sometime in the 1960 when I worked with her at Rita's Hair fashions on the square in Fayetteville. I often went by Butterfield Village to have lunch or dinner with her. Rita remained a good friend over the years no matter where my late husband, Bill and I lived Rita kept touch.
For the 13 of us who worked for her in the 60's she was very much an encourager to those of us still going to college.
I shall always remember Rita fondly and I will miss her too.
Bea Guthrie
Dear Van and family,
Our friendship with Rita goes back many years ago when I worked with her and through her deep love for the Razorbacks.
We send our deepest sympathy to all of you during this most difficult time.
May God's love and grace bring each of you peace and comfort
Harold & Betty Horton
