Alan Charles Glover

Thank you for all the memories Grandpa. I am grateful to have grown up just an orchard away from you and Grandma. I love and miss you.

Grandpa Glover,
I could only dream of someday being half the man you were. Your faith was unwavering, your wisdom unmatched, and your patience unlimited. You taught me to appreciate all walks of life and the rest of mother natures gift's, besides those pesky squirrels. You didn’t like to be the center of attention but never hesitated to offer a helping hand. Thank you for all of the lessons you taught me, the happy memories, and the wonderful family started. You will be missed but I...

Grandpa,
Thank you for being the perfect example of an amazing husband, father, grandfather, neighbor and friend. You were so thoughtful, caring, kind and generous with your time, laughter, talents, and treasures. I love you and will miss you so very much but I know you're holding hands with grandma and laughing at all of our jokes as you watch on. I'll miss your hugs, laughter, and sharing your jelly beans (whether you knew we were sharing or not).
I love you ❤

Condolences to the Glover Family from the Frances & Donna van der Zanden Family. Alan (and Ruthie) were wonderful friends to our parents and us kids have lots of memories of them both. Walking down the aisle to communion on Sunday and the line pausing next to Alan and his booming voice is one I'll never forget. And my first squirrel hunt with he and Amy and the boys! God Bless all y'all from all of us! Steve, Sheri, Lisa, Rick, Jane, Diane, Paula and Jason.

Grandpa was grandpa in every meaning of the word. From lawn mower rides to mowing his lawn. He was the best neighbor for a farm girl granddaughter too.

He was a great friend when I worked at dow with him.