Gladys Antle-Hayes
February 26, 1921 ~ February 23, 2024
Gladys Evelyn Antle-Hayes age 102 of La Mesa, CA formerly of New Hampton, died Friday, February 23, 2024 at West Mont of La Mesa.
A private family service will be held at a later date.
Hugeback-Johnson Funeral Home & Crematory in New Hampton have been entrusted with Gladys' local arrangements.
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I loved this amazing lady!
She was a wonderful teacher and musical coach ❤️
How lucky New Hampton students were to have Mrs.Antle and the excellent music program she helped to create there.She was a class act for sure! 🎼💗
She was an exceptional teacher. 💖
My condolences to her family and friends
102, amazingly long life.
Sweet teacher. She was also Dad’s choir teacher in high school.
Mrs. A. provided a great environment for all of her students and I always felt welcomed/safe in her room. A true professional and outstanding teacher!!
Was this Cliff Haye’s wife?
Extending my sympathy
My sympathies to her family and friends. Definitely one of the most impactful teachers in my life!
Amazing music teacher and person, such a beautiful smile and loving heart ❤️
A life filled with music!
Beautiful person, good teacher,
Such a fantastic teacher, but a better lady. RIP Mrs. A
Mrs A was a great music educator and lady. My condolences to the family.
Mrs A was an amazing woman and a fantastic music educator. I feel so fortunate to have had her as my teacher. She was such FUN to be with! My sincere sympathy to her family and friends 🧡. RIP Mrs A.
Sympathies to the family. Mrs. A was an awesome teacher and wonderful lady. RIP 💜💜
Nancy Josephson
Mrs. Antle was the vocal music teacher my first few years at New Hampton High. She was always so kind and helpful to the new staff. My sympathy to her family.
One of my favorite teachers. So much music knowledge. My sympathy to her family.
Mrs. A was a wonderful woman. I loved her classes and practices and just being around her.
She was a wonderful teacher and a dear friend of Eileen Kennedy. Eileen will welcome her into her Heavenly home.
Rest in peace Ms. A❣️❣️❣️
Our sympathy to the family
Always enjoyed Mrs. Antel and her encouragement for me to grow. Sympathies to her family.
What a sweet lady 🥰
Mrs. A was an outstanding teacher. She created an enriching environment for all and had the gift of being able to challenge us to be better while we were having fun. Between Mrs. A and Mr. Utterback, I felt safe and supported everyday in that end of the building. My prayers and sympathy to the family! 🙏🙏🙏
My sympathy to the family and friends. Gladys was choir director when I was in choir many years ago.
Mrs. Antel was a wonderful lady, educator, and friend. She nourished the joy of music in hundreds of individuals both in and out of school! Her memory will always be with them! Our sympathies to her family. We are honored she was our friend. Dennis and Marge
Mrs. Antle was a wonderful lady who loved music and helped young people love music as well! She held high expectations for her students and yet her students loved her for that. I always looked forward to her classes in high school and thank her for helping me love music as well! The angels are singing their welcome to her in Heaven! My sympathies to her family. ❤️
Rest in peace Mrs. Antle. Fond memories from my younger days. Thoughts and prayers to her family and friends
Ms. A was such a wonderful mentor and lovely lady! I have great memories of choir, Scarleteers and the fun we all had under her direction and guidance. The music rooms were always a comforting place to spend time during the day (singing, dancing and learning). She was an important part of my young life and her values and love for her students were an inspiration. What a blessing! My thoughts and prayers to her family and friends.
Mrs. A. was one of our class advisors, outstanding vocal instructor, and overall kind and caring lady. On behalf of the NHHS Class of 1969, we extend heartfelt condolences to her family.
My sympathy to all of her family. She was my favorite teacher and dear friend of my mother’s and our family.
Mrs. A meant so much to so many. She was a truly wonderful educator and person.
Mrs. A was my home room teacher through High School! She was one of the best! I look back at how she inspired all of us kids with her love of music and her caring way! God Bless her!
God used Mrs. Antle as an amazing and wonderful instrument of blessing in my life and the lives of hundreds and hundreds of students throughout the years. I never would have become a professional opera singer without her.
The first day or my sophomore year, she stopped in the hall to ask, “Are you the one who was in all the plays last year?” When I responded yes, she asked if I could sing. I said I didn’t know. Mrs. A then said, “Well, clear your seventh period and join Chorus.” I did and never looked back.
I am forever grateful to Mrs. A for her excellent teaching, example and encouragement. She used to tell us, if you don’t use the gifts God gave you, He will take them away and give them to someone else. She was a generous, kind and loving Christian lady and I have the utmost respect for her.
I feel sure she is using her excellent skills on the piano to accompany the heavenly choir.
My condolences and prayers to her family and loved ones. Rest in peace, Mrs. Antle-Hayes.
You are missed. Ida Huber Mitchell
I must add that Mrs. Antle was instrumental in having me audition for a scholarship at Simpson College, so I could work with Dr. Robert Larsen. Dr. Larsen was head of the Music Department and Opera Program at Simpson, as well as Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Des Moines Metro Opera. He became my mentor, and I owe that to Mrs. Antle as well! I love that dear lady. ❤️