Glen-Mattox-Obituary

Glen Earl Mattox Jr.

Post Falls, Idaho

May 3, 1944 – Aug 5, 2022

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BORN
May 3, 1944
DIED
August 5, 2022
LOCATION
Post Falls, Idaho

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Glen Earl Mattox, Jr.

Glen Earl Mattox, Jr., was born May 3, 1944 in Bonners Ferry, Idaho, the son of Glenn and Chloe Mattox. He passed away August 5, 2022 in Missoula, Montana at the age of 78.

Glen graduated from Kellogg High School in 1962, served six years in the...

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2-5-23 I just learned of Glen's passing yesterday at the Boise gun show. I met Glen back in the early 70's as a fellow antique arms dealer at a gun show in Montana. At that point he only had a few antique firearms & was driving a Ford Pinto to shows. That meeting led to a long term relationship where we traveled together in his van to several gun shows during my younger years. In later years Glen & his faithful crew member stayed at my home on numerous occasions while passing through during...

I am very sorry to hear of Glenn's passing, he was truly a great person to know. I have known Glenn through collecting for well over 45 years, he was very knowledgeable and a pleasure to deal with. I still have some treasures I got from him over the years. Glenn will be missed by many. Craig Riesch

I remember Glenn from the Pomona show, had some great discussions with him as a fellow Vietnam vet and his family always came up in conversation. He was a proud father and grandfather. He will be missed and my condolences to the family.

Goodbye Glen. A man who I always enjoyed being around and listening to. A person I respected. Always fair and honest with me. I already miss you.

Glen my friend of 42 years and more shows than I can count. We had so many similar interest and so many laughs at the shows and adventures we went on. I learned a lot from you and will cherish the decades of memories we had. You called me "friend" and always wanted me there with you and that is the memory I will carry. Nobody can replace you and I will always feel alone at the shows we loved. GOD BL ESS YOU MY FRIEND.

He was a very fine fellow. Who will be missed.

I am sorry to see that Glen has passed. I worked with Glen during the summers of 1970 and 1971. Lots of good memories. Tonya was a toddler, Troy was a baby, and Helen was very patient I regret not reconnecting with Glen when I moved back to this area. I still have the 1850´s Naval belt buckle he gave me. Rest In Peace.

So very sorry for you loss. He will be sorely missed