Glenn Alexander Lewis

Sharing your grief at this impossible time.

Always, always too soon...

I never met the man, but spent many hours/days/nights with his wonderful daughter, McKenna, a dear friend to my own daughters, and I saw first-hand the integrity he built in his family.

Glenn died a hero, in my book. -Taken too soon, but forever surrounding us with his strong spirit, so we may carry on in faith...

Rest in sweet eternal peace, fellow traveler. Thank you for all...

Glenn A. Lewis was a wonderful son, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, employee, and friend to so many. To my sister Liza, and their 4 beautiful TNT children, he was dad. A devoted husband and father, a fun and funny uncle, a loving brother, a good friend, a hard worker... All who knew him loved him, and all who loved him will miss him every single day. Glenn epitomized the power of positive thinking. One of his many affirmations was to "Keep Keeping On" and never, ever give up. So in the dark...

My most heartfelt condolences to the Lewis Family. His smile and optimism made Cedarburg a better place!
Peace to the Lewis Family in this time of grief and reflection.

Dan von Bargen and Family

My heart cries out for you. I knew Glenn to be a devoted father.
Terri Jaeckle

Our neighborhood will not be the same without Glenn's warm smile, hearty laugh, and good humor. Over the years, our interactions grew from a wave and hello that could morph into talks about anything, everything, or nothing at all. He was one of those rare people who made you feel better not just for what he said or did, but for just his being himself. He will be missed!

To the Lewis family - Mike and I are so very sorry for your loss. Sue, you were our daughters' (Katie and Sarah) kindergarten teacher at St. Pius. Dave and Mo....hugs. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Glenn will surely be missed by the Central Wisconsin Contractor's Association in Wausau. He was an advocate for our organization and never missed a monthly meeting. A joy to always talk with, and we will miss him serving up burgers and brats at the Contractor's golf outing this month.

On behalf of Sunbelt Rentals and all of us who had the privilege of working with Glenn, our condolences and prayers go out to the Lewis family. It was my pleasure to work with Glenn on many projects. He will be missed.