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Grady GLENN Obituary

GLENN
Dr.Grady J Glenn ,58, passed away, Monday, June 20, 2011 in Cypress. Private Family services to be held.

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Published by Houston Chronicle on Jun. 22, 2011.

Memories and Condolences
for Grady GLENN

17 Entries

Nancy Walton. (was Crawford)

August 18, 2011

Grady and I grew up across the street from each other and walked to school together. My husband is an amputee and he and Grady always had a conversation at the class reunions. I can't believe this was So quick. Grady was a super guy and sorely missed.

Mark Alford

August 16, 2011

I just heard the sad news of Grady's passing. I waas a classmate at Tivy High School and at Texas A&M. We had reestablished contact this spring and I had really enjoyed hearing from him and sharing a few stories. My deepest condolences to his family.

Bob Heiney

June 30, 2011

I was so sorry to hear of Grady's passing. While I didn't know him as long as some of the others who posted here, he was such a great personality I never forgot him and the few conversations we had. He will be sorely missed.

Robert Martinez

June 30, 2011

Dr. Glen was a very kind helpful man. He helped me get set up with my PCO license, and met with me one on one in his office at Texas A&M to give me a lecture on fumigation. He emphasized safety. He was always willing to take my calls and give me advice. My prayers go out to his wife and family. Robert M (Waco, TX)

Tracy Carroll

June 28, 2011

To the Glenn family: Dr. Glenn was a tremendous gentleman. Always took the time to explain and help me coordinate a "Continuing Education" program for our employees here at Texas A&M. Just know that we are all thinking of you in this very difficult time.

June 27, 2011

I appreciated Dr. Glenn and his help with the insect that I brought to him at the campus. I will miss his spirit of helping solve Extension clinetele problems as an Entomologist. I will also miss him as a friend most of all. Our prayers are with you all at this time. Ron Holcomb (Liberty, TX)

Bob Harris

June 26, 2011

I wish to express my sympathy to the family. I enjoyed knowing Grady and working with him. It was sad to hear of his death.

Scott Brown

June 24, 2011

I recently meet Dr. Glen in early June while he proctored an exam I was taking. After only spending a few minutes with him I felt I had known him all my life. I was shocked to hear the news of his passing and feel a deep sense of loss that I will not be able to get to know him better. Grady you are going to be missed. My prayers and condolences are with his family and friends.

Tony Smith

June 24, 2011

I have know Grady for many years, as a new sales rep working for Thompson Hayward Chemical I would call on Grady and Laura when the boy were just little guys. He was a one man show. Every year when I went to the National Pest Managment Convention, I would try and find out if Grady was there, if not I would always make sure I picked up a bug necktie from the Whitmire booth and make sure I got it to him. He always smiled when he got these and told me he wore them all the time when making speaches around the country. We kept in touch, and I watched as he moved to Houston and worked for End-O-Pest, and then back to College Station. I stayed in contact during his years of working on his PhD. Always smiling. Right after his marriage to his second wife, he was so happy he could not help himself. A major lost to the industry and personal friendship. I kmow he is walking the clouds, with no pain from his missing leg, and telling everyone in Heaven, just how wonderful his life was and how he so enjoyed the family he so dearly loved.

Janet Hurley

June 24, 2011

Judy Ann and Family my heart felt sympathy is with you. Grady was one of the BEST men I ever have known. He was a special person and I know this is a big loss in your life as well as everyone else. May you all find comfort in all his friends and family. God Bless

Denise King

June 24, 2011

Grady was a very sweet man who will be missed in all aspects of his life. I was impressed with the way he encouraged a previous employees young son to follow in the Entomology way of life.

Grady at work.

Leslie Myersd

June 24, 2011

Chris Sansone

June 24, 2011

Grady and I had the chance to interact when we were both in graduate school. He was a gentleman and a scholar and will be greatly missed in the world of Texas entomology.

James Austin

June 22, 2011

Grady was a great friend, a great co-worker...in some ways a kindred spirit, and a true pleasure to be around. His knowledge, experience and wisdom were unrivaled...there is no replacement for such a dedicated sole. He will be greatly missed. God bless his family, our prayers are with you.

Troy & Kim Hawkes

June 22, 2011

Grady is and was a very special man. It was an honor to be his next-door neighbor and everyone here in our House will dearly miss him. He will be in our hearts everyday. Grady, we will be planting that myrtle next to Jacob's window. He truly misses you and will love having your tree next to him. All the kids in the neighborhood loved being able to run to you so you could teach them about this new bug.. :)

Leslie Myers

June 22, 2011

My deepest sympathy in the loss of Dr. Grady. Our team at Ag & Environmental Safety will miss him.

Joseph Martin

June 22, 2011

Grady was such a kind and loving man. He was the father of two of the best friends I have ever had. We will miss him very much. May he find a place in Heaven where we may meet him again.

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