Glenda Sue Pasqua, affectionally known as “Nanny,” was called to her heavenly home on October 18, 2026. Born on December 1, 1943, in Dallas, Texas, she was the daughter of Robert and Estelle Murray. As a young teenager, Glenda became an accomplished competitive ice skater, earning numerous medals at the local and state levels. In high school, she met Paul Blace Pasqua Jr., the love of her life and her husband of 64 years. They married on June 1, 1962, in Dallas and later moved to Alpine, Texas. There, Glenda worked in a physician’s office while attending Sul Ross State University, where she earned a master’s degree in education. In 1975, she started her career as an educator with the Fort Stockton Independent School District. Glenda taught Motor Skills and later became a Special Needs Diagnostician for 20 plus years. She finished her career with the Lewisville Independent School District as the Director of their Special Needs Diagnosticians program.

After her retirement, Glenda returned to Fort Stockton, Texas where she lived her life serving the community. She served several terms on the Fort Stockton Independent School District’s Board of Trustees. Glenda was an active member of the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce and served on numerous committees such as LEADERSHIP FORT STOCKTON and as Director in 2008. Glenda was chosen as Business Woman of the Year by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in 2007. In 2012, she was named Female Citizen of the Year for the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce. Glenda owned and operated Cottage Collections, a small “dress shop” where the ladies could always look their best and the young girls could always be a Panther and Prowler Cheerleader. Glenda loved telling the stories about going to market with her granddaughter Bailey and showing off the photo of her and Shaquille O’Neil where he purchased a pair of sunglasses one day as he passed through Fort Stockton. Glenda was very active with the Fort Stockton Water Carnival where she participated in numerous acts, was an act director, and served as a board member. Glenda played an instrumental part in bringing the Rock Steady Boxing program to the Pecos County Memorial Hospital to help develop and maintain motor skills for patients with Parkinsons Disease.

Glenda was a loving woman with a huge heart who never said an unkind word about anyone and worked very hard to make the community of Fort Stockton a better place for everyone to visit and live.

Glenda is survived by her husband of 64 years, Paul Blace Pasqua Jr, their sons Tracy and his wife Stacy and Joe Pasqua, sister Carol Ann Lewis Travis and her husband Ronnie Travis, brother and sister-in-law Sue Pasqua Davis and husband Raleigh Davis. She was the proud Nanny of her grand and great grandchildren; Blace Pasqua wife Jayce, their children Eli and Emma, Bailey Reyes and her children Ava and Eric, step-grandchildren Robert Smith and wife Lindsey, their Children Allison and Emily. Steven Smith and wife Jessi and their children LeeAnn, Andrew and Wyatt. Glenda is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Glenda was loved by many and will be missed by all.

A private celebration of her life will be held at a later date. The family asks in lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the West Texas Boys Ranch or charity of your choice honoring Glenda.