Glenn A. Speece

Lorraine,
I was deeply saddened by the loss of your husband. I would like to express my deepest sympathy to you and your family. I am wishing you peace and comfort. In the weeks and months ahead I will be at Curves, wether it be in laughter or in tears I will be there to hold your hand.

To the Speece Family:

I had the honor of being hired at the Pitt Office by Mr. Speece in 1973. At the time, I thought that Mr. Speece gave me a job but it turned into so much more. While at the Pitt Office, I met my wife, Janet, whom Mr. Speece also hired. Mr. Speece made it possible for me to have Mellon Bank pay almost all of my college tuition. My earnings at Mellon made it possible for me to buy my first home and start my family. I will never forget Mr. Speece. May God...

Karen, Mrs.Speece & Family,

Please accept my condolences. And do not hesitate to call on me for anything you might need.

Love,

To the Speece Family:

Mr. Speece was a fantastic boss and a great teacher. I worked in the loan department at the "Pitt Office" in the late 60"s and early 70"s. I learned my "people" and "managerial" skills from him. Over the years when I was faced with many different situations I would ask myself "what would Mr. Speece do?' Once I got my answer, more often than not, it was the right decision that was made.

Karen and family:
Please know that we are here if you need anything. You have our deepest sympathies.
The Ford Family

Lorraine,

I am deeply saddened by the loss of such a wonderful man, a special neighbor, and a very dear friend. His generousity and concern for my well-being was overwhelming at times and I often thanked him for being so gracious to me. Glenn was a true gentleman in every sense of the word and I am a better person for having known him. His values and ideals live on through those of us he touched so often. I look forward to shaking his hand again one day. I know that he walks with the...