What became of Glenys Lynne from the group Four Jacks and a Jill?

The band 4 Jacks & a Jill continued touring and doing gigs into the early eighties. By 1982, long-time drummer, Tony Hughes, one of the original members, had left the group and had been replaced by Mossie (Christopher) Hills. In 1983 Glenys (Lynne) and husband Clive became born-again Christians. They dedicated their lives and music to the Lord and, after recording a Gospel album in 1983, Clive disbanded the group. Four Jacks And A Jill remains South Africa's longest-running pop group. Both Clive and Glenys are still active on the Gospel Music scene. In 1986 Glenys recorded a gospel album,Here U Is Wonderbaar. In August 1988, Glenys and Clive's third child, daughter Aimee was born.

Clive has a television production house, Genesis Sound, where he works with John Ferrier, producing music and documentary programs for television. Daughter Lisa contributes to the vocals used in the productions and son Dirk is a lighting cameraman. Tony Hughes has established himself as a successful executive in the insurance world and lives near Johannesburg. Josh Sklair, also a reborn Christian, is a successful session musician in Hollywood. Paul de Villiers has done well for himself as a musician in Canada, where he has worked with country star Anne Murray and rock group "Yes". Bruce Bark is still an active musician, performing at various gigs around the country. Clive and Glenys lead a quiet life at their Sandton home with daughter Aimee and son Dirk.