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Marvin (Kingfish)
December 9, 2020
Glenn was in a class all his own, a man with no equals that was surrounded by friends and acquaintances that he never hesitated to help. Anyone that knew him in any capacity saw his great love for people, never judging anyone and helping them in anyway possible with the same devotion as if he was doing it for the"LORD HIMSELF . . .I know he has a great reward awaiting him as well as a magnificent mansion that the "LORD" built just for him . . .I will miss my friend greatly and only hope that I will someday able to live on the level he now occupies with Our "LORD" . . . I miss You Buddy (Ruby). . .
Brian Nelson
December 6, 2020
Very sorry to hear of Glen's passing. We were casual friends for 30 years, having meet at an OHMITI computer club meeting. Shared many evenings "playing computers". Here he is a Toledo computer show in better days. Goodbye old friend!
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