Glenda Hammond Scott, 75 of Bremen passed away peacefully with her family at her side on May 2 at Tanner Medical Center Carrollton of respiratory failure. Glenda was born in Birmingham on September 19, 1944 and moved with her family to the Big Springs Community in Randolph County, Alabama where she grew up. She attended Big Springs Junior High and Handley High School in Roanoke. Following her marriage, the family relocated to the Atlanta area briefly, but has called Bremen home for the past 55 years. She was a member of First Baptist Church, Bremen. She worked outside the home for periods at Crown Craft in Calhoun and at Sony in Carrollton. She found joy and satisfaction in serving customers as owner of the family's convenience store in Temple and later as cashier for other convenience stores in the Bremen area. She especially enjoyed rising early to prepare hot sausage biscuits and coffee for workers and retirees who frequented her business. Survivors include a daughter, Sherry Robinson (Scott), Waco, two sons, Tony Scott (Kim), Buchanan and Darryl Scott, Bremen and the father of her children, Harold Scott, Roanoke, AL. Other survivors are her grandchildren, A.J. Scott (Brandy), Buchanan, Austin Scott (Shannon), Bremen, Jessica Robinson, Bremen and Taylor Robinson, Carrollton. Also surviving is her brother, Harold Hammond (Peggy) of Prattville, AL, nephews, Alan and Greg Hammond as well as 6 great-grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents, Burl and Myrl Hammond of Roanoke and an infant sister, Josephine. Glenda's body was cremated and no public service or visitation is planned. Graveside services for the immediate family will be at a later date at Big Springs Baptist Church Cemetery near Roanoke. Family will have a memorial service at a later date.