Lydia Delgado

Lydia Delgado was born on May 21, 1962 at Magee Woman’s hospital to her parents Tommie G Glenn Sr. and Dolores Delgado. At age 14 Lydia worked a summer job for the Homestead Borough, she later worked for the convention center from 1995 up until 1999. She loved to do things in and for the community. She attended the Musa Center, where she would learn the proper etiquettes of becoming a young woman. She also joined a choir there, where her and her friends would go to the Willis Center and sing for the sick patients. The garden of prayer was another place Lydia attended, there is where she learned how to sew and crochet. Lydia loved red, she had to have her hair and nails red all the time. If you know anything about Lydia, then you know dancing was always a passion of hers. You know she had to have her music on, and candles lit while cleaning. She would dance and sing all around the house, and you know you could not catch her without a corona in her hand! People close to her would call her “Lydebug” while Reena would call her “Lillia”. She was the light in every room she entered with her beautiful smile and lively spirit, but one thing about Lydia, if she liked you, she liked you and if she did not, well she would let you know. Lydia would do anything for the ones she loved. One thing for sure she did not play about her kids and grandkids, even while she was sick Lydia still managed to take care and be there for everyone. Sadly, on April 21, 2021 Lydia would gain her wings. She is proceeded in death by her parents, Tommie G. Glenn Sr. and Dolores Delgado. Lydia was a great mother, grandmother, sister, cousin, niece and friend to everyone, and her presence will be forever missed. Lydia leaves to cherish her memories, children; Gregory Morris Jr., Reena Morris, Alecia Delgado, Tenesha Cameron, and Mary Carr, grandchildren; Gregory Morris III, Da’Veyah Delgado-Reese, Kyair Morris, Tyree Smith, Amore Morris, Alanna Brooks, and Akilah’marie Byrd, aunts; Francis and Christine Delgado, uncles; Frank and Raymond Delgado, sister; Sonya Peoples , brothers; Duane Delgado, Jerry Glenn, Tommie G. Glenn Jr. and Charlton Mitchell, a host of nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews and sister/friends; Vernessa Tymous and Rhonda Bundridge and a host of relatives and friends. We Love you Mom, no more pain and suffering!!! “And the God of all grace, who called you to his eternal glory in Christ, after you have suffered a little while, will himself restore you and make you strong,

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Lydia Delgado

May 21, 1962 - April 21, 2021