Glenn Stoops

We are so sorry for the loss of our friend Glenn. He was such a big fan of what we do at Discover Classical and I personally enjoyed getting to know him and talking about our mutual love of John Muir. He was always so cheerful when we saw him at station events. He will be missed.

I played Duplicate Bridge once a month with Glenn and did very well. Haiku for Glenn: A man of Honor, Character and Honesty, Heaven welcomes him. I will miss him , always, Bless, Sue Sugimoto

So sorry to hear of Glenn´s passing. He was such a big part of Christ Church UMC and we are very grateful for his service and ministry. Prayers for all.

Glenn was a kind, sharp fellow who always had an idea or a story to share. Traveling to Germany with him was a treat, as were the many times we grabbed beers on his trips to NYC. Father Brownstout will be missed terribly.

Condolences to Glenn´s family. I was glad to have gotten to know him as a friend last year when we went on a tour of Belgium and Germany together. A great guy and fellow Beervenger. He will be missed.

My sympathy in the loss of Glenn. I went to school with Glenn for a couple of years in Kittanning. About two months ago, he came to Pennsylvania to meet with me, Bill Stewart and Richard Heilman for lunch. We had not seen him since he moved from Kittanning. We had a wonderful visit. So happy we had the opportunity to hear about his life and his adventures.