Linda Dills Glenn

I express my condolence to John and Family on Linda's loss .She was a remarkable lady ever .I still miss her dearly

I just ran across the notice of Linda´s death today and wanted to express of sympathy. I was a dear friend of John´s mother and feel like I knew John and Linda´s family well through Elizabeth. What a special family you are. I plan to visit Pt Betsie in a couple weeks, as this is very close to where I grew up. My prayers will be with the Glenn family as you grieve the losses, but cherish the memories at Pt Betsie this summer. God Bless Linda McCracken

John and family, Alan and I extend our deepest condolences to you. Our three years in Cincinnati with you both is marked by Linda´s smile and our "gourmet group." We were so fortunate to see you in Florida.

Will miss Linda (aka PICKLE) but will see her again in Heaven!! She is the only one that keep her husband John ( aka BoBo)out of trouble?!?!? God´s grace/ comfort to BoBo/ family!! Charlie Ray

Linda's smile and warmth will be missed. But she'll be remembered by a recipe she shared many many years ago, which is still a favorite in the Fuller home!

My friendship with Linda began in high school and continued throughout our lives. A dear, supportive, life enriching friend. I will always cherish my many memories of Linda. A high school retail job brought us together at break time for mutual desire for hot fudge sundaes. She introduced us to our love for Cincinnati´s Graters' ice cream, and her incredible cooking talents was a role model for me. We had a shared admiration for Northern Michigan which included many memorable visits for...

Linda was a dear friend of more than 60 years. We bonded immediately in our freshmen year at Hanover College and our friendship deepened as Kappa Alpha Theta sisters over the four years. I remember sneaking off to to the Cabin late in the evening quite often to satisfy Linda´s insatiable desire for chocolate sundaes! She was a dear and talented friend. Prayers for John and the family.

Dear Glenn family, I was happy and had the pleasure to know Linda for many years as a Realtor...co-broking at times and respecting her as a manager and near the end of her career she became the manager of my Longmeadow Coldwell Banker office ...she will be sadly missed . Cate Shea