Glenn C. Goins

This was that awful day that you left me. I can still recall every moment of that day from the minute I came into the room to say Good Morning little did I know you were only going to open your eyes to look at me one last time and then you were gone. My life had changed forever on that morning. I still think you are just at work or out running errands or even out with friends. But then the night comes and you are not there, I am alone without you. I will have our many memories forever , the...

Kirk had an easy, happy way about him that made you love him. From the time he was a small wee lad, he had a special smile. It was always there. You were not sure if he was about to get into a little mischief, or he was glad to see you. Being his aunt, there were times when his mom, my sister Jean, was in the hospital and I took care of the kids. I remember last year in 2007 when I was in the hospital for my heart surgery, Kirk and Kim came to see me one evening. I was so very happy...

My dearest Glenn,
Well I have endured a year without you. I know the lord had a reason for what he does, that's what everyone tells me. So I ask many times why Lord? Why did you take this good man now? He was a good father, a wonderful husband a friend to many he even liked the family dog Dakota. He was good at his daily job he brought good to everyone he came in contact with, Lord don't you understand how much we need him, how much I need him? So I ask you lord if you needed to call...

Glen,
We all know you are great guy...I know you buddy Jeff really misses you. He always talks about the fun times you and he had and how he wishes you were still here. He always talks of your times at UPS and how you guys would play jokes or get to MGMT. You two were like peas in a pod. You were two were two of a kind. I know Kim misses her best friend and I can't imagine how she feels. But I know you are in Heaven up above watching over her and Jeff. We will keep you and your family...

Kirk,

It's hard to believe it's been a year tomorrow that you left us. Oh, how I wish we would have spent more time together over the years. But we all still have the memories. My fondest are the Rocky Gap Music Festival. Remember when your friend Tommy sucked on a helium balloon and starting singing the "Munchkin Song". We all never laughed so hard. He really did look like one of those little people. You were always so helpful and ALWAYS SMILING. I know you are smiling down on us...