Glenn Eldon Angus

I met Glenn online with our shared love of music; different genres and styles, but a mutual respect. That developed into a friendship and we 'chatted' virually every day; not just about music but life, daily occurances etc. When he passed, it left a big hole and it's still not filled. Miss you as if it was yesterday buddy. Sleep well. Kev x

Here we go agin my old mate. I got a card from Vicki this morning that made my day. Where ever you are buddy, sleep well, rest easy and know that you're missed. Love 'ya Glenn. Kev x

A place or something to remind me of Glenn? Any tree where he parked his cycle for a while to just sit, look and reflect. Usually, there was a bench close by so he could sit. A Time he made me smile/laugh? Every single email he shared with me-esp the ones that he pointed out my spelling mistakes. What I learned from Glenn? Easy, life is too short and to let younger folks know what we know/have learned. If we do not, then they will make the same mistakes we did.

When I started working with the Trail Blazers many years ago Glenn was a prominent figure out cycling on the B&A Trail. He was kind, considerate, funny and dedicated to cycling. Though health issues kept him from the Trail we stayed in touch. He was always positive no matter what he was facing. He will be greatly missed. Sue Payne, Park Ranger

Glenn is my oldest, (time wise), internet friend. His love of music, love of Vicki, love of life was second to none. We spoke daily of all things including cycling and his wanting to teach a younger generation of how to play a violin-jazz and classical. He's left a big hole in my life and an even bigger one, I suspect, in Vicki and his famly. My friend, Rest In Peace. I and many others are going to miss you Glenn. Hey G, love 'ya mate, K.