Glenn Morton

I have dreaded learning that you had succumbed to your cancer. You definitely fought the good fight. However, the poem "Foot Prints in the Sand" is very appropriate for you. Rest in peace my friend!!

I didn't know you personally, but I appreciate your essays and insights. Thank you. You will be greatly missed.

So sorry and saddened to hear the news about Glenn. I learned a great deal from Glenn while working for him early in my career at Kerr-McGee. He was indeed one of the best Geophysicists I have ever known and a man of great intellect. Rest in peace and may God bless him and his family.

Cousin, Glenn. These are the times that we remind ourselves that what matters most in life is the impact that we made with the time that God gave us. While your genius goes without saying, it is your witness of the Lord, your unwavering commitment to my cousin Debi, your children and grandchildren and the way you loved with simplicity, humility and purity that leaves the lasting legacy. I smile knowing you are in heaven with our Savior.

I am so sorry to hear of Glenn's passing. I worked with him for several years at Oryx Energy. He was an incredible professional geophysicist and one of the smartest people I have ever known. Most importantly he was a man of the highest integrity and a dear friend. My heart is with his family.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. I met and got to know Glenn while working in the oil industry starting at Oryx Energy - Kerr McGee. To me, he was an outstanding geophysicist and a man of great integrity. It was Glenn that informed me of his condition while we chatted about my providing him and team geoscience support. He strongly advised me to get prostate and colon medical checkups frequently. I remember him saying “I am not kidding, take time to have frequent checkups”. During...