Edward Glynn

To the entire Glenn family I offer our family´s condolences. Captain Glenn was a great man and a tremendous asset to his community. I fondly remember visiting him at the police department with my father. He holds a special place in our hearts as he was my father´s best man at his wedding.

From the first time I met Ed waiting at the front doors of Edison Christian for our “appointment” I knew he was going to be one of those patients who would make me smile and touched my heart. Though our time together was short it was an honor to have been part of his life during this stage. I know I speak for several from Emmanuel Hospice when I say “you will be missed but not forgotten.” See you on the other shore of life!

I only met Mr. Glynn, then GRPD Captain Glynn, once and that was a very long time ago. He impressed me as somewhat larger than life and most likely the one in charge whenever he entered the room. Since he was more a contemporary of my parent’s generation, most of what I’ve come to appreciate in him has been by way of his son, Michael Glynn. We would talk about our fathers as sons do and it was easy to see his strength of character and commitment to family. He was one whose life enriched the...

We would like to send our deepest condolences to the family of Mr. Glynn. We have very fond memories of him on Valley St of him picking us up in his station wagon to drop us off at John Ball Park to go swimming. He was well liked and respected by everyone in the neighborhood. Our thoughts prayers are with the family.
Teddy, Diane, Denny and Debbie Ojczenasz

My sympathy to you Colleen. My Father passed away a couple of years from the same rest home and we got to know your dad some.

Deepest sympathy and prayers to the Glynn family.

Mr. Glenn was an inspiration to me which steered to to the law enforcement field. God bless you Mr Glenn.

So sorry for your loss prayers and blessings to all love Sally Ferris