Glenn Younts

Glenn knew how to make people smile ! My fishing buddy!think of you often, you still get me smiling

So very sorry for your loss-will be praying for peace and comfort for all of you.

We will all miss you May the Lord be with you

So sorry to hear just found out David McDonald loved working with him prayers for your family

Dear Norma I read with shock about the passing of Glenn and I am so so sorry. He was absolutely the sweetest, nicest, friendliest guy and I cannot imagine how sad you must be. I find it impossible to say the words that would give you comfort except that we will never forget him. Love Carole and Mal

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

I´m so sorry for your lost. I was a class mate of Glenn´. Him and his brothers and sister was well thought of. When we left school, we lost control. But I have always considered the family friend. If there is anything I can do , please let me know. My deepest sympathy.

Norma, I am so sorry to hear about Glenn. I knew you both when you worked with Bud Hill at Soabar Graphics. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers

Glenn was an amazing man! He taught me so many things that I will never forget. One thing that will truly stay with me is that when he spoke with you; he was with you. He gave his full attention to you. He was quick with a story and loved to share what he knew, did, and what he wanted you to know. I truly miss him more than words can express.