Arthur P. McGlenon Jr.

Art kept me out of juvenile hall 45 years ago. My life straightened out from there . Including living life one day at a time since 1988. Grateful for him!

Although it's been a few years since I received a kiss and a hug from you Art, I'm grateful I got to talk to you by phone recently. Your wit and big heart will be missed by many. May your spirit surf, travel, and enjoy the music on the other side. I love you and am grateful to have known you. I love and grieve with you Ann.

My name is Karen Young Jones. My father, William Young, was the cousin to Art's mother, Grace. Grace McGlenon was my god mother, I have a lovely picture of her at my christening in 1945. Art's grandmother, Lily, and my grandmother, Emma, were sisters. Their maiden names were Audsley. They lived at 424 Parlimentary Road, Glasgow, Scotland. Aunt Lily and Uncle Dan McGlenon were the first of the 8 children to immigrate to America, to Utah. My grandmother, Emma, came later with my father...

What a Fine Man, Loved him like a Brother. He will be surely missed. Rest In Peace Art. Love Raymond Spencer

Artie and my dad Al, worked at Station 3 together, they go back a long way. Artie was a special kind of guy that you never forget, he was just that kind of guy! Artie got me out of trouble one time or maybe even two, I will never forget that. May Artie rest in eternal paradise and Lord watch over Ann as she continues on. Hold onto those memories! God bless.

We shared many great times Rest with the angels

He was my friend, a good guy to have dinner with! See you down the road, brother!