Myrna F. Renner, age 84, of Glenwood, MN, died Monday, March 10, 2014, at Glacial Ridge Hospital in Glenwood.  Funeral services will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Saturday, March 15th at the Hoplin-Hitchcock Funeral Home Chapel in Glenwood, with Rev. Randy Chrissis officiating.  Visitation at the funeral home will begin at 10:00 A.M. and run until the time of service.  Interment will be in Glenwood Lutheran Church Cemetery.  Arrangements are with Hoplin-Hitchcock Funeral Home of Glenwood. Myrna Faye Renner (Halverson) was born on December 15th, 1929 in Fosston, MN.  With her parents, Claire and Bertha (Schippel) Halverson, she resided in Fosston, on a farm near Spooner, WI, Minneapolis, and ultimately Spring Park.  In the back yard of her parents Minnetonka home, her sixty-four year marriage to Herman Joseph Renner III began.  She became the "flower of his life."  With Herman, her journey went to Island Park to Wayzata to Orono to Bruno then to Glenwood.  Other than the farm in Spooner, she resided her entire life in Minnesota. A lifelong artist, Myrna was never without inspiration. Sketching and painting her entire life, Myrna always had a vision for her next work, be it a portrait or a landscape.  Only one painting remains unfinished. Her personality may best be summed up by a message just received: "I did not know her well, yet the times I saw her and spoke with her, she imparted such a strong image: of a most gracious and quiet lady of large intellect and artistic talent - yet unimposing in the meekest of demeanors. May her eternal rest be your joy, and your memories be the stronger and the fonder as time begets its favor." Myrna is survived by husband Herman J. Renner III; brother: Kurt Halverson; sons: Ronald D. Renner (Diane) and Douglas B. Renner (Vinca); daughters: Carolyn S. Stevenson and Suzanne G. Wolfgram.  She is also survived by eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Myrna was preceded in death by parents: Claire and Bertha (Schippel) Halverson; sisters: Mavis Halverson and Muriel Becker; daughter: Marianne Faye Beavers. Myrna will always be remembered for making the best of what life handed her and her positive nature.