Shelley Spiegel Glisson’s Legacy of Love Lives On Through Her Family and Community

 Shelley Glisson, 46, a wife and mother of seven from Sebring, Florida, died Monday, November 2, 2026, after a fatal crash on U.S. 27 near Twitty Road. Her death has brought sadness to relatives, friends, and the community. A funeral home obituary confirms her age and date of death. A radio report, citing the Florida Highway Patrol, said a woman died in a crash at that location. A fundraiser for the family also identifies Shelley as the person lost.

According to the report, the collision happened Monday morning on U.S. 27 at Twitty Road in Sebring. The crash prompted the closure of northbound lanes, with traffic diverted onto County Road 17 while emergency crews responded. Public information does not provide a detailed account of how the collision occurred, how many vehicles were involved, or what factors may have contributed. Without a full statement from investigators, those details should remain unanswered rather than being filled in with assumptions.

A fundraiser created by family friend Amy Zwayer describes Shelley as a devoted wife and mother of seven who died in a fatal car accident. It says donations will help Brian Glisson and the children with everyday living needs after her death. The funeral home identifies her as Shelley S. Glisson and records her dates as December 5, 1979, to November 2, 2026. These notices confirm the loss while respecting details the family has not shared.

Those who knew Shelley have described her as someone whose faith and generosity shaped how she treated others. The fundraiser recalls her as a dear friend whose love made a lasting difference. It describes a person who offered care freely and made people feel valued. A friend’s tribute remembers her warm embraces and familiar greeting, “hello friend,” and called her “truly the best of all of us,” small gestures and words that carried lasting meaning for those who received them.

Her family life was central to tributes shared after her death. Shelley was Brian’s wife and a mother of seven. Her loss has left her husband, children, parents, relatives, and friends facing a future changed by her absence. Information does not provide further details about family members or their circumstances, and their privacy deserves respect. Messages of support focus on practical help, compassion, and room to grieve, as the community stands beside them.

Community support has included a fundraiser titled “Support for the Glisson Family,” along with offers of meals, prayers, and personal messages. The organizer says contributions will help with everyday expenses in the months ahead. Such assistance cannot replace Shelley or remove the pain of losing her, but it may ease immediate pressures as her family navigates daily responsibilities. Anyone considering a donation should review the fundraiser directly and make an informed decision about giving.

Funeral arrangements announced by Mullins & Curtis list visitation for Friday, November 13, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at South Florida State College, 600 West College Drive, in Avon Park. A funeral service is scheduled there from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. As loved ones prepare to gather, Shelley Glisson is being remembered for devotion to family, Christian faith, and kindness. May Brian, their seven children, and all who mourn her find strength in shared memories and support in the days ahead.