W. Glenn Smoak

Neil -
Thank you so much for contacting me about Glenn's death. While I only knew him a short while last fall, we had lots of fun together and I thought he was a wonderful person and a great southern gentleman! I remember how sad he was over Gus' death. I am so sorry that he had a terrible accident. I will miss his wit and humor.

Neil, thank you for letting me know about Glenn's death. Glenn was my roommate at Clemson. He was a fine fellow and I will miss him. May he rest in peace.

Dear Neil,
I wanted to offer my condolences to you on the loss of your brother. I mother, Caroline Haas Padgett, contacted me to inform me of the news. I can remember both you and Glen from years back at family reunions at Aunt Mae's and also from visiting at your mom and dad's. What a great family you had. I know he will be truly missed by all. I still miss today the rest of our family, including Aunt Pearl and Uncle Cecil. My thoughts and prayers are with you....

We first knew Glenn in the late 1960s when we lived in Lakewood, CO. We have too many pleasant memories of him to list. That makes it difficult to say goodbye.

Neil,
I was sorry to hear about Glenn. My mother, Caroline Haas Padgett, told me yesterday. I can barely remember you and Glenn, but I used to love to visit with your parents. Aunt Pearl was always fun to be around. My thoughts and prayers will be with you during this sad time.

Neil,

It is with a heavy heart that I extend my condolences on the sudden loss of your brother.

Glenn was a dear friend and also like a brother to me. I will miss him a lot. We had some great fun together over the years and I will cherish those memories.

My thoughts will be with you and his friends at the memorial service on Friday.

My sincere sympathies