GLENN LEE BASS

I considered Glenn one of my best friends in the early 60's when our fathers were both stationed at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama.

I only saw him once again after we moved away.

At the time of our friendship, Glenn had wanted to go into medicine, and I had wanted to follow my father into the army. Glenn inspired me and is responsible for my medical career

Bill Katz

So sorry to hear of Glenn's passing. He and I started at UT in the same department at the same time. He was a unique character and I enjoyed his wit, knowledge of just about everything and his desire to help people in anyway he could. He will be missed in many ways.

I had the pleasure of working with Glenn for several years. He had a sharp mind and a hilarious sense of humor. We had many discussions of early church history, which he knew quite a lot about. I'll really miss talking to him.

The world has lost a great person and a great mind. I was privileged to work in the same office with Glenn for several years. He was so smart, witty, and was always smiling. Thanks for being on this earth Glenn.

My deepest sympathy to your family. Our loving creator invites us to approach him in prayer, to pour out our heart to him. (Psalm 62:8) May he grant you guidance, strength and comfort during this time of sadness.

Glenn will be much missed. He always fixed my computer problems. He was a joy to know. I met him while working at U.T. and after leaving, he came to our home to fix my computer. Thanks Glenn. You will always be remembered by me. Bobbie Christenberry

Diane, your family is in my thoughts and prayers.