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Doug Grubich
October 23, 2016
Aunt Paulie, Bobby, I'm sorry we are separate by miles. But I wish for your continued happiness, in light of Uncle Glen's passing. May Uncle Glen find joy, where he is now.
Jack and Carol Davis
October 17, 2016
We send our love and prayers to you and the family, Paula. We have many great memories from the mid 80's into the mid 90's with you and OB and our families. Good times! May God bring you peace and comfort at this time.
Lea Shedlock
October 12, 2016
Glen many found memories of our times together! Especially the times we stood in the long line in Clear Lake waiting for the doors to open and many more memories. Love you dearly!! Paula, we all have such fond memories try to use these to get through the tough times. Our deepest sympathy. With Love Stacy, Forrest, Lea and Bernie
Christine Martinez
October 12, 2016
My thoughts and prayers to you and your family from Christine Martinez CHG customer Service.
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Samuel Vesa
October 12, 2016
All of us at Pipestone extend our deepest love for Glen, Bobby and Wife Paula. Just a great family.
I hope the family peace in these moments. Glen, farewell buddy.
Loreen Pestka
October 12, 2016
Paula, Bobbie, & Hannah, With loving thoughts of you and all your families during your bereavement.
Our sincerest sympathy. Loreen & Ted
Doug O'Brien
October 12, 2016
My younger brother, Glen, was a helper, story-teller, great fisherman, also a great chef, and would add his stories to any you might offer. Glen would help you for as long as you needed help. We had stories about his getting a fish hook in his thumb and lip a couple of times. He was incredibly able to fix most anything with his great knowledge of tools and how they worked. He had a belly-busting funny story about a customer coming to the store asking for a "flushie-ting". He was a fine fisherman and knew when and how to get the wily things into the boat. Glen would pep up a party with his real people jokes. He remembered what you had been doing last time you met. Glen had lots of opinions ,and how to make things get better. I will miss Glen as his older brother, friend, co-fisherman, lover of cooked sea food, and how we can catch more fish and how the best way to cook them was. Glen had lots of smiles, lots of friendship, and lots caring and concern. May GOD have some loving words to welcome him into heaven and a few fishing adventures to get him started on his well-deserved place to retire and relax and recall. We love you Glen as does GOD. Your brother Doug.
bobby obrien
October 12, 2016
My two favorite people...love you both...
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