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Glen Huston Obituary
Glen A. Huston
Glen was born in Everett, Washington, on September 17, 1950 to Harold and Ramona (Warness) Huston. He grew up in Pasco, and also lived in Spokane, where he graduated from high school in 1968. He resided in Everett for most of his life. He served in the Army for three years and received several medals for time served in Viet Nam. Glen worked at Kimberly Clarke for over 18 years and will be missed by his co-workers. His sense of humor was legendary as was his memory for jokes. He was a friend to all and will leave an empty place in the hearts of all who knew him.
He is survived by two sons, Brad and Ryan of Spokane; father, Harold (Madeline) Huston of Spokane; sister, Kathleen (David) Longnecker of Olympia; brother, Stephen (Kris) Huston of Stanwood; sister, Karen (Jim) Murphy of Bellevue; step-brothers, William (Jeanine) Huston of Anchorage, and Gary Tice of Spokane; and numerous nieces and nephews.
His mother, Ramona, preceded him in death in 2002.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m., Saturday, February 12, at Purdy & Walters with Cassidy, 1702 Pacific, Everett.
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Kathy Lester
February 13, 2005
Glen,
I will forever remember the laughter and jokes while having drinks at your house with you and Jim. One of the best times was the pull tab tournament (which you got to the second round by the skin of your teeth) You are one of a kind and you will forever hold a space in my heart. Rest in Peace, my friend.
Love,
Kathy
Kathy Lester
February 12, 2005
Glen,
I will miss the laughter and jokes between Jim you and I. You were one of a kind and I will always remember you as one of the kindest men I have ever known. You will always have a place in my heart. Rest in Peace my friend.
Love always,
Kathy
Curtis & Ursula Field
February 12, 2005
Glen, We are having a hard time believing its true. It will not be the same at the Park, with out your smiling face,the roasting of rot rogs, Saturday night poker and all the good times we had. We couldnt have had a better neighbor/friend. We will miss you. Take Care.
Karen Murphy
February 10, 2005
Nenny,
I am so happy for all the fun memories I have of you and the great times we had together and I am so sad for them to come to an end. Rest in peace, bro.
Love you forever, miss you for always.
Your "little" sis, Karen
Megan Niebel (Schell)
February 9, 2005
Uncle Glen,
I will always remember your goofy and crazy sense of humor. Im glad you came to my wedding! I'm still waiting on that dance. We will all miss you and see you again one day.
Love Megan
jeanie jackson
February 9, 2005
Glen,
My friend,I will miss you so much.
Love Jeanie
Erin (Schell) Ray
February 9, 2005
Uncle Glen,
I will miss you and the fun that came along with just being around you. I'll miss the jokes and the salesman phone calls :) and the stories that grandma would tell us about her trips to Everett.
Rest in Peace Glen. Love Erin
Shannon Mendoza (Schell)
February 9, 2005
"Uncle" Glen:
My family and I will truly miss you and the sense of humor you brought with everything you did. I know you are truly in a better place, may God bless you always.
Love ya,
Shannon
Randy Ronnback
February 9, 2005
Glenard my friend- We will all miss you very much. Thank you for your kind heart and generosity. There will always be a pull tab open for you and a dice game going and we will always let you change the die.
Tami Dean
February 9, 2005
Glen was one of the best friends I have ever had. There was nothing he would'nt of done for his friends. He will be greatly missed by all those who came in contact with him. Until then Glen, I'll alway's see you someplace! With loving fond memories, Tami Dean.
Marcy Dixon
February 9, 2005
Glen,
May you rest in eternal peace.
Your cousin,
Marcy
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