Sal saido has more now on the historic day. Reporter with the cut of a red ribbon, the California Green rush was in full swing in San Francisco. People in my life have been fighting for day. Reporter the apothecary yum in the Castro District didnt open until candidate a. M. But dominic rio wanted to be first in line. Got here at 4 20 this morning. Reporter symbolic . I thought it was. Reporter before today you needed to have a Medicinal Marijuana card to make a purchase in the city. Not the case anymore. We have been around seven years. We have been anticipating it for a long time. Reporter only a handful of dispensaries were given the on friday to start selling recreational weed this weekend. San francisco businesses had to wait for the city to iron out its regulations. We had issues we had to work through. There were people who frankly didnt understand cannabis. Reporter bus was good at the harvest in the richmond district. Activity double to triple what we normally do. Reporter with
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Age 81, of Traverse City, passed away on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020, at Cherry Hill Haven Assisted Living Facility.
Glenda was born the daughter of Maudie and Harold Wortham on March 1, 1939, in Cash, Alaska. She married Dick Decker and this marriage produced one daughter, Brenda Kay Decker. The family then moved to Flint.
Glenda finished high school in Flint and graduated from Baker College. Glenda worked 30 years in the financial department at General Motors Service Parts Operation where she retired in 1998.
She married Dr. Charles Watling in 1984. He has three children and six grandchildren. After retiring the Watlings moved to Traverse City. Daughter Brenda is married to Calvin Bowen (deceased). They produced and raised six children. Brenda and five of the six live in Alaska where Brenda works as an X-ray tech.