RIP to Mrs. Annie Glenn (1920-2020)- A devoted Astronaut's Wife, Speech Advocate and Humanitarian. You will be sadly missed and never forgotten.❤

@Tramseskumbanan

2 жыл бұрын

She was an amazing woman.

Her stutter is not as hard to comprehend as I imagined reading the book. She must have gained confidence in communicating over time❤ What a life she lived. Rest in heaven Mrs. Glenn☀️

@brandonrobishaw7606

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure she worked at it. But it's common to often come on in fits when a person is upset or otherwise distressed.

RIP Annie Glenn, You are a shining Beacon for us to Follow...A wonderful Woman, Wife, Mother and Friend

Lived more lifetimes in her one life than any of us could in 10. Lived to the grand age of 100. What a beautiful soul...

I reckon every great man has better woman behind him. Seems like quite a gal! Godspeed John and Annie. Semper Fi

Annie Glenn story would make a good movie

@dmendez77

4 жыл бұрын

The scene in the movie the right stuff, where astronaut Glenn backs up his stuttering wife, always brings tears to my eyes. Annie and John are not just true American heroes, theirs is one of the true American romances. I still hold to faith in heaven, but whatever one’s belief is, I think we can all be grateful ( and amazed) that they stayed so long on this plane of earth. In these tough times it’s especially important to remember that not all things are bad. Stay positive folks, love one another.

It has long been said that behind every GREAT man is a GREAT woman and I think that is mostly true.

We tend to be disappointed by our heroes from the 60's the more we find out about them. This is not true of John and Annie Glenn. Them more we know about them the more admirable they are.

I just read Glenn's Memoir and wondered if there was anything on Annie (a crucial person in the story) on the web. When I found this I was very gratified. I'm so glad that treatment options caught up with her in time to allow us to hear her voice. A beautiful piece.

Rest in peace, Annie. Now you are finally reunited with John. :)

Annie Glenn And Family So Sorry For Your Loss Of Mr John Glenn The World Greatest Astronaut He Will Be True To All Of Hearts Will Be Missed , God Speed Mr John Glenn, RIP Form The Moon And Stars And Back, Sail Your Way To Stairs Ways To Heaven , In The Loving Arms Of God Your Friend Julie

She was an amazing woman! May she rest in peace. I wish we could have a school named after her in Houston.

What a fantastic story!! Your an inspiration to all Annie! I'm sure every kid would like to have a mother like you!

Rest In Peace Annie. And thank you!

I had the honor of meeting her in the early 80's where I worked at the REI at college park md ..She was so pleasant a person and a true icon..

John Glenn was over the top ambitious, but he sure married a great lady.

Godspeed Annie, I too, am behind my wife 100%......you will be forever be in our thoughts!

They were so cute together. They were America at it's best

R.I.P. Annie Glenn. February 17, 1920 - May 19, 2020.

Truly An Amazing Life.

Great woman ' love listening to her.

2 dislikers *ARE WAY OUT OF LINE HERE!!!!!*

Rest in peace.

Very beautiful

your awsome

She was one hundred years old, and she died from the COVID 19 virus in 2020!

R I P

Heard he was too afraid to fly again so that is why he quit the space program.

@oldcremona

7 жыл бұрын

Might want to be careful with the fake news.

@texasgibbie

7 жыл бұрын

He went up again in his 70s. Apparently you don't read.

@jsharp1701

7 жыл бұрын

NASA didn't want him to fly again in the 1960s because they didn't want to risk losing him. Losing a major hero would be a big setback during the Apollo program.

@rhodesd98

6 жыл бұрын

President Kennedy considered him a national treasure and told NASA not to let him fly again. He became a U.S. senator and at the age of 70 went up on the space shuttle so doctors could study the effects of space travel on the elderly.

@rhodesd98

5 жыл бұрын

That’s not true President Kennedy wouldn’t’ allow John to go back into space so NASA abided by his wishes. He went to the International Space Station to participate in medical studies on how an older persons body could adjust to the conditions in space. I hardly think that a man who served in the USMC as a fighter pilot in WWII and Korea was afraid. I suggest you research before you open your mouth!