Glenn W. Remick

The years are passing by but the memory of my friend is still clear in my mind. I will always enjoy telling stories of special moments shared with Glenn. RIP until we meet again! May there be blessing bestowed upon the entire Remick family.

sure was a tue dart guy .when i bought my franshise is was great meeting and throwing darts with him over the years

We started playing darts just for fun and then I met Glenn and learned a few things and we went on to win many championship and national titles. He got us in a phone match and we went undeafeated for 6 years, he was there for all of it, you are greatly missed, we have been out of darts for 9 years and just returned and nationals will not be the same with out Glenn there. He is and will always be greatly missed. I am still looking for that tatoo. (inside joke, he will know what it means.) LRS

im sorry to hear this. I liked Glen alot.

It was always a pleasure shooting darts with or against you or with helping Gloria to the room with all the bags or taking them to your car. I know that Mike, Guff, and I will always have you in our hearts.

I learned a lot from Glenn, Not only respect for the game but respect for myself as a player and even picked up some real great practice skills to sharpen my game in Darts. Glenn talked to me as he would a friend, not as a player or partner. I respect his input and will never forget the 2005 Military Cup as one of the biggest highlights of my darting career.

To All of Our Dear Friends
I would like to express our deep gratitude for your kindness, support, cards, e-mails, donations given to the Amyloidosis Foundation, and love that you have shown us with our transition of Glenn’s passing.
Today Jan 21st is Glenn’s 60th birthday; help us celebrate by tossing a few darts or remembering your favorite story about Glenn with your family & friends, and smile because that’s what Glenn liked to do,bring people together and you were one of them!...

Glenn was a close friend and we made an impact on each other's lives through hobbies. He wanted to learn to brew beer, and I wanted to learn to throw darts. Soon we were both doing both activities together and I have many fond memories of dart tournaments and big brew days at his house in Foristell. I had no idea he passed and we had not talked in a year or so. I found out of his passing when I called to set up a dart league last week and was told of the news by the APPA. I regret not being...