Glenn M. Renwick

What a tragic ending for a wonderful, exceedingly bright, engaging man. He was a delight to work with, and we rued the day that we couldn't keep him in our group. His career speaks for his immense talent and leadership skills. Rest in peace, Glenn - you had an amazing life and career. Dave Cox & Paul Pearson, Ernst & Young retired partners, Tampa office.

I met Glenn in 1989 at the Progressive Mid-Atlantic HQ when he enlisted me as part of his "Red Bead Experiment". I liked to think we hit it off and became casual friends as he was with most of the claims personnel there. We soon invited him to be part of the flag football team and he accepted. That was a trip! I can remember his first game when he took a hand off and ran straight up the middle running everyone over on his way to the end zone where he danced around. That was until he...

I met Glenn at Ernst & Whinney, Tampa, in February, 1984. He was an accomplished triathlete and asked for help to improve his swimming. That started a lifelong friendship. Never has there been a brighter, more humble, humorous, talented, caring, and physically capable human being. To say I will miss Glenn does not come close. My deepest condolences to Deb and to Glenn's family.