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August 3, 2014
Be in peace, Glenn. You'll always be remembered as a London Central Bobcat and you will be missed.
Kathie Faulkner Jones
LCHS 1966
Augusta, Georgia
August 3, 2014
Be at peace, Glenn Harris. You will always be in our London Bobcat memories from high school. What a wonderful tribute.
Kathie Faulkner Jones,
London Central High School, 1966
Ronnie Crowe
August 3, 2014
I hope Glenn is emulating Steve McQueen from the movie, "Great Escape" in heaven as we did at London Central High School in England - white jeans, blue sweatshirt turned inside out with the sleeves cut off, and PF Flyers tennis shoes. You will be missed and honored by many.
Janet
August 3, 2014
Glenn you adorable Ole codger. I will miss your humor and love of a imals. It was a pleasure to have met and taken care of your needs. Love Janet@ Preferred O&P Svs
Linda King
August 1, 2014
My sincere condolences, Wendy, and family members. I had the great fortune of meeting Glenn years ago when he had an unsavory client that needed representation on an appeal of an unpopular case. His advocacy for our client never waivered. And I believe his chivalry went far beyond the civil use of that word. On the day of the "great earthquake" (was it in 2001?), we were meeting in the Union Station discussing our unpopular client, sitting under the huge blue Chihuly glass chandelier, when suddenly it sounded like a train roaring and the glass started rattling and shaking. Fearing it would break into millions of chards, we instinctively ran to a corner, where he protected me with his own body. I felt that instead of being chivalrous he was back in combat mode, protecting a fellow soldier! I have never forgotten that. An admirable fighting spirit, an admirable man. I feel privileged to have known him, even briefly. My prayers are with you.
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