Gloria J. Webb passed away at home on Tuesday, July 20, 2021, in the loving presence of her family. Gloria was born in Nekoosa, WI, to Henry and Anastasia (Kinsman) Mlsna on July 24, 1941. On July 23, 1960, she married David C. Webb.  Gloria enjoyed drinking coffee, word puzzles, and playing games and cards with family and friends. She and Dave spent many hours on the motorcycle travelling across the country camping and creating fabulous memories. In retirement she and Dave spent winters in Texas for 11 years, where she enjoyed watching the Senior Softball League games, volunteering at park events, dancing and listening to live music with other Winter Texan friends. During the summer, she enjoyed fishing and spending time with her many friends in northern Wisconsin. She was a wonderful, loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, who always had a smile to share.  Gloria is survived by her husband of 61 years, Dave; son Randy (Kathy) Webb, Kellner; daughters Rhonda (Cappy) Moore, Richmond, IN, Roxanne (Brad) Best, Appleton, WI, Roseann (Howard) McKinney, Prior Lake, MN, and Rachelle (Keith) Ricke, Savage, MN. She is further survived by her sisters Sandy (Art) Hill, Nekoosa, WI, and Patricia (Fred) Nishizaki, Modesto, CA; brother Richard Mlsna, New London, WI; sisters-in-law Carol Schilling, Elaine (Ron) Bablitch, and Shelley Webb; brother-in-law Wally (Sandy) Schoenick; grandchildren Desire' and David Moore, Christine and Carmen Webb, MaCayla Best, Stasia and Greyson McKinney, and great-grandchildren Layne Webb, and Lauryn and Landyn Villeneuve.  She was preceded in death by her parents, sister Marilyn Boettcher, brothers-in-law Rod Schilling, Larry Webb and Frank Boettcher, and sister-in-law Kathy Schoenick. A memorial service will be held upon internment of her ashes at Pioneer Cemetery, in the Town of Saratoga, at a later date.  The family would like to thank the Heartland Hospice staff for their kind attention to their needs and the love and care they provided to Gloria. In lieu of flower please say a prayer.