BRENDAN MEL GLENNON

So sorry to hear of Brendan's passing. He was a lovely man.
Patti Curran St Anne's 1970

It's hard to believe it is 1 year tomorrow that we lost you my friend. I miss seeing you and Buddy walking. I think of you often when I am out walking Lily. I thought of you when your beloved Notre Dame went to the championship game, you don't want to know what happened.I am thinking of you as March approaches, your birthday month and mine with St Patty's Day in between. Rest In Peace and condolences to your friends and family.

Dear Glennon Family, I would like to express my sincere sympathies about the loss of your beloved son, brother and uncle Brendan. I know that Tommy and Brendan are playing pipes together in heaven. RIP Brendan and say hello to Tommy for me. Sending my prayers, love, hugs, and prayers from Floral Park, New York. I am so sorry to send my sympathies so late I just found out at the Metro Cup last week(2/16/13). Sending my prayers, hugs, and love from Floral Park, NY. I am here if you need...

I'm sorry to hear Brendan passed away, he was well liked by many. I first met Brendan at my fathers wake, he came in to play the pipes. He left my family with tears in our eyes, Brendan was a great man.

R.I.P, Dennis O'Connell ret JCPD

I was very sorry to hear of Brendan's passing. He played his pipes at the restaurant where I worked(Victor's Maywood Inn, Maywood, NJ) every year for as long as I can remember. We all knew it wasn't March until he swooped in each year, bring his pipes and his passion for the Irish. I'm sure I speak for everyone at the restaurant when I say we are sorry we missed his service. My deepest condolences to his Mother, siblings and family. I am sure that he is playing his pipes with his Dad and...

We're so sad to learn of Brendan's passing...almost impossible to imagine, as he was the picture of loving life to the fullest. Brendan played the bagpipes many a time while I was Muisc Director/Organist at St. Aedan and even afterwards. It was fun just to hear his stories, but to play the Irish aires together, always brought a smile. I'll never forget him.
My sincere condolences to all his family and friends, as we all know, there'll never be another like Brendan.

We were so sorry to hear of Brendan's passing; our deepest sympathies to the Glennon family. Brendan played at our wedding in 1981, both at St. Annes' Church and at our reception. We will hear the echoes of his bagpipes in our hearts forever.

May the somber sounds of the beautiful pipes echo off the hills as your soul is escorted to paradise. Rest easy my friend.

I am very sorry to hear of Brendan's passing. Brendan and I were Kindergarden "tablemates" and shared classes throughout St. Anne's. I remember his wit and great sense of humor. I'm sure he would appreciate the irony in the fact that I named my son "Brendan" and he named his dog "Buddy". Rest in Peace.