Michael Harper

To The Harper Family,

I just learned of Dr. Harper's passing and am so sorry for your loss. I was fortunate to work for him for many years in Greenbelt. He was always so kind and easy to work with. It was so nice to come to the office and see his bright smile and I thank God for the opportunity to have learned so much from him. May God bless your family.

Mrs. Harper, Ashley, Amy and Michael,
There are no words, that will make things easier for you, but I hope that your memories and the love and prayers, of your family and friends will guide you through this difficult time.
I had the honor of working for Dr. Harper. I have never meet such a kind and caring person. He will be missed. May you be at peace, my friend.

Amy, Dot and family, we were very sad to hear of the loss of your Dad, Husband and Grandpa.
You have all been in our thoughts and we are hoping you and your family can find comfort in your memories. We only met Glen twice but really enjoyed chatting with him, he loved you all and was very proud of you all. Take care and know you are not alone...
Love from the Thompson Wilson Families

We are so sorry to hear about Glen's passing. He was a kind, gentle and loving man. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love, Ralph and Judy Grossi

Dot & Family:

We are sorry to hear about Glen's passing. May the Lord bring comfort to your family during this difficult time. My Grandparents (Abe and Jane Mandell) loved your family and Glen was so kind and caring to them. Our thoughts and prayers go out to your family.
Sharon Herman and Nancy Maneval

Amy & Family. We were very saddened to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this very tough time. Much love - The Hatfields

I am so sorry to learn of Glenn's death after the fact--I got to know Glenn during the ICC battles, in which he was a brilliant general, and wonderful friend. My prayers go out to you and your family. Lon Anderson, AAA

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He shall be missed.

Dot, I am sorry I found out after the fact about your loss of Glen (and ours, too).

He was a great and cheerful friend during the ICC wars of the 1990's.

My fondest memory of him was at one of those innumerable and interminable ICC meetings and workshops in the 1990's, when an angry woman from one of the anti-ICC groups came up to Glen and demanded that he stop practicing engineering (he'd advocated for low-impact construction methods) and that he should strictly...