Glenn Howard Hale

He didn't meet his future wife until after he was out of the service and transferred to U of Iowa. 1949 is the probable year.

Glenn was the best of the best human beings who walked on planet earth. We will miss you, however I look forward to seeing you soon. Tell Jesus for me to keep the wine chilled, and the fall off the bone Bar B Que ribs hot.

Dearest Morlee, Diane and Families,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you today as you celebrate the life of your remarkable father and friend. Uncle Glenn was one of a kind and so very kind. He was married to his best friend who adored him (and I believe the feeling was mutual). He prized his loving daughters and was an incredible son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle. We will miss him greatly, but know he is thrilled to be in the presence of his Savior, dear wife and other family...

Distinguished gentleman. He took great pride in his two Princesses and their families. Master story teller of family and his experiences in WW II. Gracious without limits. Christian to the core. A dear man and friend.

Blessings, Morlee and Diane....and yours.

Bill young

Dear Diane and Family,

Though I did not have the privilege of knowing your Dad personally, I do feel a personal sense of loss upon his passing. From what I learned through you, Glenn was an intelligent, caring and active man right up until the end. My sincere condolences to you and your family.

To the family, Glen will certainly be missed in my circle. We played bridge together for almost 7 years. Glen was always a gentleman and gentle. he knew that I was a listener and has often times told me stories of our era and would send me articles to read via "cyberspace". Yes I will certainly miss Glenn Hale.
So sorry for your loss, Beverly Cole

Dear Morlee, so sorry to hear about your dad. We are out of town so we cannot make it to the memorial service. But we will have you and your family in our prayers. With our love, Joan and Roger