Latunija Rena Berry Glenn was born on July 14, 1976 to the proud parents of Willie Louis Berry, Sr. and Martha Ann Womble Berry in Mound Bayou, Mississippi. She was the second child of four children born to this union. She was preceded in death by her father, Willie Louis Berry, Sr., her grandfather, Roosevelt Womble, Sr. and her grandmothers, Iola Womble and Jessie Mae Davis.

Latunija received her education at Farley High School in Memphis, Tennessee where she earned her high school diploma and graduated in 1995. After graduating from high school, Latunija relocated to St. Louis, Missouri, where she started a new career at Missouri College. Latunija worked as a clinical coordinator; she also earned her Bachelor's in Art from Missouri College in 2014. Latunija also worked for Neighbors Credit Union as a teller but later was promoted to a member service representative. Latunija ended her career working for Barnes Jewish Hospital, where she was a patient access representative, until she became ill.

On May 12, 2003, she was joined in holy matrimony to the love of her life, Lamar Glenn, Sr. Together they built a life rooted on faith, love and joy. A union that span for 23 years and to this union one child was born, Antione Glenn. She was a devoted wife, mother, sister, auntie, cousin and friend. Latunija was a devoted christian who accepted Christ at an early age. She was a member of Second New Mount Zion Baptist Church in St. Louis, Missouri for over 20 years. She served as secretary for the Sunday School, served on the Media Ministry and was a Sunday School teacher. She took great pride in teaching the youth of the church. She loved her church family and her Pastor.

Latunija was a great photographer. She loved capturing special moments and times of her friends and loved ones. She loved family time, friends gathering and girls trips. She loved listening to music and enjoyed spending quality time with her grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She remained steadfast and committed to her faith throughout her journey giving God praise, honor and glory in all things.

Latunija cancer journey started in 2019. She fought, she pushed and she prayed every step of the way. She knew God and she trusted Him for all things not somethings.

At home, Latunija was the heartbeat of every gathering. She had a special love for holidays, filling her home with warmth, laughter and a unmistakable aroma of her good smelling candles. She also had a flair for fashion and loved wearing her paparazzi jewelry, always finding the finest pieces without spending a fortune. Her fine jewelry and smile was a signature of the grace and style she carried all her life.

Latunija Rena Berry Glenn leaves to celebrate her life and cherish her memories; her husband, Lamar Glenn Sr.; her mother, Martha Ann Womble Berry; her stepfather, AD Curry; her children, one daughter, Markia Anderson, one son, Antione Glenn, three step children, DaeJa, Lamar Jr., and Marcia Glenn; five grandchildren; two brothers, Willie Louis Berry Jr. and Kendrick Devon Berry; one sister, Shantonga Deaundra Berry; three play sisters, Navita Sharkey, Phyllis Arnold and Michelle Oglesby; a host of uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and a very special friend, Paula Clay.

HUSBAND
Once in a lifetime, if you are truly lucky, you meet someone whose presence ignites a burning fire within you. Someone who's warm smile and sensitive nature captures your heart and you know that instant, that the two of you were meant to be together, that's exactly how I felt about you. You are my once in a lifetime and even though I may no longer be here, I know how blessed I was to have you. I love you.
- Your Wife, Nay

CHILDRENN
ever feel that you are alone, no matter that I'm not there physically. I'm always right there in your heart. Just believe that you will have an angel watching over you and remember, my wings are always covering you. I'll always love you both.
- Your Mom, Nay

SPECIAL POEM FOR MOM
Don't worry about me,I am free now.No more chainsAre holding me.No more pain,No more burdens.My soul is resting.Hallelujah!I'm free.Please don't let your heartbe heavy for me, Mama.I'm at peace, wrapped in God's love,and watching over you always.Thank you for loving methe way you did.I'll carry that love with me forever.To my beautiful mother, Martha Berry; from your oldest daughter, Nay!
- I Love You, Mama

MOM
For everything that you have done; for always being there; for never giving up on me; for showing me you care; for all the cherished memories of times with my best friend; for teaching me there is a thing called love, that knows no end; for everything that you did; for all that you sacrifice - Thank you, Mom, for everything. I was me, because of you.
- Your Daughter, Nay

BROTHERS & SISTERS
Someone is missing and that person is me. Let this be a loving reminder that I'm missing today, my heart still hold on to you. As y'all travel along life's way, remember I made life so special for all those who gathered here. I'm someone who be forgotten, but cherished now, as we pause to remember, just know how clearly I loved you all.
- Your Sister, Nay