Glenn A. Collins

Dear Barb and Family, we were all so sorry to hear about Glenn. All of our thoughts and prayers are with you. With Deepest Sympathy, MaryEllen, Colleen and Mary Cerbasi, Donna and Melissa Skorka, John and Charlie MacKinnon

Dear Glenn,

I wanted to take this opportunity to say Thank you to you. My family and I were so lucky to have had you in our lives. You were a great neighbor and friend, I always felt safe when you were near by. Your stories always bought a smile to my face and at times they bought laughter. You were a dependable and trustworthy neighbor whom my kids grew to love. Everytime you were outside smoking my kids could not help wanting to say Hi to you. We will miss you as many will. I pray...

Glen, my friend, will be sorely missed by me and all who came in contact with him. He was a long time friend of mine through the years. We shared many happy moments together hunting and fishing and making rabbit stew at his grandmother's house in Englewood. We used to fish in the reservoir and under the bridge by the dam in Oradell. We caught bull frogs in the swamp. We walked the tracks and always said we would go all the way to Bangor Maine some day. Of course that never happened.
We...

Glenn was the first neighbor we met when moving to Mahwah, friendly, smiling, always something nice to say. He made us feel welcome from that first greeting. His endless smile and kind nature will be sorely missed. Thank you to his family for the warmth you've shared in this neighborhood. Maris & Erin Connington

Dear Kelly,
That was beautiful and Dad would be so proud of you!
Think of all the millions of people that have come and gone and the millions of people that will come and go, the importance of one life will stay the same:
1. Only 2 people will ever have the joy of saying Glenn Collins is our son.
2. Only 2 people will have the joy of saying Glenn Collins is our brother.
3. Only 1 person will ever have the joy of saying Glenn Collins is my husband.
4.Only 3 "Rug...