Graduated in education from the University of Minnesota in 1964 and Married U.S. Marine Corps pilot Larry Fraser a month later. Within a year she had a new house, with a mortgage, a new son, David, and her husband, Larry, was on the way to Vietnam for a 14 month assignment.

Larry left the Marine Corps in late 1967 and Glenna, Larry, David, and the new baby, Eric moved to the Fraser family dairy in Washington state. A year later the entire family moved to Thailand where Glenna and Larry were both employed by Air America for several years and formed many enduring friendships.

The family returned to the States in 1974 and Glenna worked in the county clerks office to help Larry finish college. From 1979 until now, Glenna has been employed by the Federal Government. She has been an employee of the US Customs Service for the past 13 years – in Miami and Washington DC as an inspector and, for the past six years, in Jacksonville as a Vessel Entry Officer – the person who collects entry tax on big ships.

She was preceded by her son Eric, both her parents, and a younger brother. She is survived by her husband, Larry, her son, David, her brother, Richard, her sisters, Kathleen, Linda, and Robbie, and her two granddaughters, Karina and Lauren. Close friendships have continued from all her assignments, especially the Marin Corps, Air America, and the Customs Service.