Glenn Benson DDS

It seems like yesterday to see your portrait. So familiar, and such a wonderful and lasting memories of growing up with you and your twin, Joyce. I know your family must miss you terribly. I was fascinated to read about your career in dentistry, especially since my husband was also a dentist. I know you must have been greatly appreciated for your work. And for me, another coincidence is that my mother was raised in Sioux Falls and many of my relatives still live there. No doubt some knew...

Just the other day, I thought again of Glenn and his family, whom I knew growing up in southwestern Minnesota. They are loving memories from kindergarten and every grade up through high school. And because our last names were early in the alphabet, we were always in the same classroom through sixth grade, but the friendships with Glenn and his twin sister were an indelible part of my fondest memories of all the school years and activities of our young lives. I am certain that he is still...

In looking back at growing up together in a small town, I recall that there was kindness, integrity, humor and empathy in Glenn from the earliest years in school. He and his twin sister, Joyce, were some of my very first friends in grade school. Just looking at his photo brings back all those fond memories.

Glenn was a delightful childhood friend and classmate. He and his family will always be a part of my fond memories of the town where we grew up in southwestern Minnesota. My deepest condolences to all his family at this very difficult time.