Glen Mitchell Jr.

My condolences; Dean, Nancy and Trish. Still remember ol' Glen hauling that big mail pouch all over town. He had a distinct "gate" in his walk that I can still see......They don't make em' like him anymore. Jeff Hocker

My condolences to Dean, Nancy and Trish. Ol' Glen and his many years of carrying that big old Mail pouch. I can see him walking down the street now. Fondest of memories......Jeff Hocker

I'm so sorry the hear about the loss of Glen. Please take comfort in prayer to God during this difficult time.

I am so sorry about Glen,His parents Daisy and Glen came to Wenatchee with my father Merrell Points and grandma Rose from Inavale in 1936. I have lots of memories with the Mitchell family when I was growing up. I also cannot go to the memorial, but my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Sorry to hear of cousin Glen's passing. Last time I saw him was at a reunion a few years back when cousin Harold was here on his last visit to the northwest from Red Cloud. Glen was an avid walker and talker who always had experiences to share about his mail route.

Thank you so much to those that have written your condolences. They are very touching and appreciated.
Trish

Dean, Nancy and Trish, Uncle Glen was such a treat. I'll always remember his sense of humor and his sly-like a fox-look and smile. He's in a good place with JoAnn, our Dad, and the rest of the Mitchells. Thoughts and Prayers for all of you.

We were sorry to hear about Glen. Our Thoughts and prayers are with all the Mitchell family. Unfortunately, we're out of town and will not be able to attend the memorial service for Glen on January 10. One of my favorite memories after moving to Washington from Nebraska included the frequent trips through or to Ellensburg to visit Uncle Glen, Aunt Daisy and many of my Mitchell cousins including "Junior" as we knew Glen Jr. in our younger years. Glen always impressed me through the years with his great walking accomplishments and great sense of humor. The positive impacts he had on the lives of others will live on. Are thoughts are with all the family during this time of loss.

Glen was so good to our children when they were growing up.
He never met a stranger. He could come up with a funny story.

So sorry for your loss. I will always remember him when he would sing for the residents at "Gold Leaf, Kittitas Valley Healthe and Rehab. Afterwards it was visiting in the Laundry Room and other residents. He will be missed. Catharina (Katy) Searle

In 2004/5 Glen was a huge inspiration for me when I was helping our men in Iraq. He and Gene K. came to all the meetings I held and helped me send thousands of dollars worth of items to our troops. So, I agree with Mel and
Sandy, "Stand Down Soldier" you've done way more than your duty. Lots of love and prayers to your family. With Extreme respect to you Mr. Mitchell.
Sincerely,
Laurie U'ren (Fisher)

So sorry for your loss. My memories of Glen are that he was a good, kind man and I know he will be greatly missed.

So many memories of your Dad walking throughout town and our visits over coffee at the Copper Kettle!

We loved Uncle Glen so much and are so sorry you guys are going through this. So thankful that he's in heaven and not suffering, and especially that he is with your mom and so many loved ones that went ahead. God bless you guys

My heartfelt condolences to the family during this time of sorrow. (Isaiah 61:1,2) Please find peace in knowing that He understands your grief and He cares, and also the comfort of the blessings he has in store for us in the future.

We met Glen at High Gate in Yakima. My father was there and Glen was a good friend to him. Glen would joke about the wind in Ellensburg and he told us about his job as a mailman. Even though my father could not talk at that time Glen always looked after him and he would tell us how my father was doing when we weren't there. Glen was just a sweetie. He worried about my father and our family. When my father passed away we let Glen know how important his friendship was to our dad and to us. I hope he says HI to our dad when he sees him.

We have nothing but good memories of your Father...May God Bless you all.

Whenever he spoke before a group, you felt you knew him personally - even if you had known him a short time. He looked at everyone in a favorable light. He was truly a friend in every sense of the word.

Of the many memories of "Mitch" that I've accumulated over the decades of knowing him, I'll remember his good-natured sense of humor, along with his genuine smile and warm chuckle. I can't remember him ever complaining or saying anything negative about anyone. He and his family have truly felt like a part of my family, since knowing him as a kid, when I attended Chestnut Street Bapt. Church.

Stand down soldier.... you've done your duty, and more. Stand down, and go muster with the Angels.

Mel and Sandy Goudge

Dean, sorry to hear of your dad's passing. He was the mailman for as long as I could remember.

Sorry for your loss. I have so many memories of Glen cleaning the bank, we would have a little chat everyday when he came to work.