Glenn A. Pogue Jr.

Dear Judy,
I just want to let you and your family know that I am very sorry for the loss of your Husband.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
I know I have not seen you since high school, however your name has come up numerous times when I have been with or talking with classmates.
My deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family
A class mate from 56
Joyce Hivner-Ralph

To The Family of Glenn Pogue
First let me send our sympathy to the family from my wife Joy and I. I am really sorry to hear my buddy passed away and since I moved to Florida we were unable to attend his funeral. Glenn was one of my best buddies at ABF. I don't think there was a harder worker then Glenn and his devotion to his work was only surpassed by his devotion to his wife Judith. he talked about her often and their was no one more important then his son Dave who he Loved more...

Dear Mrs. Pogue, Jan and Family,
Larry Peck e-mailed me last night to let me know about Mr. Pogue's passing. I'm so sorry to hear this news. He was a nice man and enjoyed him going to the Hbg.Golden Saber Colorguard shows with us. He certainly enjoyed them. Although I have not lived in Pennsylvania for many years, I still think of our Golden Saber days fondly and wonder about all the people that I met during that journey of my life. They were some wonderful years. With Deepest and...

Dear Mrs. Pogue & Jan,
Larry Peck just e-mailed me and told me about Mr.Pogue. I am so sorry to hear this news. He was a lot of fun while we were on the Harrisburg Golden Sabers. He truly enjoyed them. Although it has been many years since we had that wonderful experience, I think of old friends often and wonder how their lives have been, especially since I have lived out of state for over 23 years. My Deepest Sympathy to you all. Tammy (Lightner)Manuel

Dear Mrs. Pogue, Dave, and the rest of the family,

On behalf of the entire Mumma family we give you our most heartfelt condolences. I know I'm not alone when I say this. My life was made better by knowing Mr. Pogue. He was a good man. Be strong during these tough times. As the pain goes away, you will be left with only the good memories to hold on to.

Dear Judy and family,

Carol and I learned of Glenn's death by reading the newspaper today. We are so sorry that he died and that we did not know he had had cancer. As we lost touch through the years, we can only say that you have been in our thoughts many times as you and Glenn remained close friends in our hearts. We shall continue to remember you and your family because of your close friendship in our past.

We are very upset that we did not make contact with...

Dear Judy and family,

The Class of 1955 of Willaim Penn High School expresses its smypathy to you and your family upon learning about the death of one of its cherished classmates who had participated in many of its activities and had become very popular among his fellow students. We were shocked to have learned that he had cancer causing his death. His fellow classmates will be having their 50th class reunion this coming fall and will informed of his death at that time as some...