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A private memorial service will be held at a later date.
Mr. Stuckey was born April 18, 1952 in Eastman, Georgia to the late Mary Roland and Warren Ray Stuckey. After graduating from Dodge County High School, Glenn joined the United States Air Force and served four years, later he retired from Georgia Department of Transportation. Glenn loved golf and especially beating his brothers.
He is survived by Children, Kristin Walker and Ken Mauldin (Kimberly); grandchildren, Jaxon Babel, Aven Walker, and Jayce Walker; Siblings, Carmen Williams (Pete), Karen Joiner, Warren Stuckey (Marilyn), Andy Stuckey (Carol), Mark Stuckey (Lisa), and Brian Stuckey (Lisa).
Hardy-Towns Funeral Home of Eastman is in charge of arrangements. www.hardy-towns.com
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Laura Warner
December 10, 2024
In loving memory of a wonderful coworker and friend! We will miss you always, David!
Sincerely, James and Laura
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Donna (Horne) Hendrix Barclay
October 16, 2024
At Dodge Elem 8th grade we had a contest where we had to perform on stage ,we called him Glenn in school, I don't remember the others in group but Glenn was one of the Beatles. Song I want to hold your hand,I sang Leslie Ann Gore ,Its my party and I'll cry if I want too. I just remember all the laughter we had as class mates during that time . Gods speed Glenn .
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