Glen Alva Davidson

Glen was my mentor while working for him as I attended FSU. He and Sharyn were so kind to me and my boyfriend, now husband, Curtis. After we were married and had children we attended the annual Hoe Down at Magnolia Farm for a few years. I don't know if Glen ever realized the impact he had on my life back then but I will be forever grateful for the professional opportunity he provided and for the kindness Glen and Sharyn always showed me. Sharyn, I know your faith and family will continue to provide you strength. I will always remember Glen's smile, laughter, and kindness. Rest in peace Glen.

We had wonderful times at Glen and Sharyn´s home. How they made that wonderful sausage/corn chowder and tons of food. We enjoyed the shooting range and seeing old friends and new.
Glen and Sharyn were such giving people.
They had silent Auctions where we bid on items and all the money went to Fight Blindness. I am so very sorry for the loss of this wonderful man.

As 17 year olds we drove to Ridgecrest North Carolina to work for the summer with the Southern Baptist Convention Center there. We shared many memorable moments there but the most memorable was when we painted our full names, football jersey numbers, and our hometown name, throughout most landmarks on the Blue Ridge parkway. Soon after we returned home we got called to the school office to explain to the head of the park service, why we shouldn´t be arrested as vandals. We pled total ignorance....as we were. We were told that the only information we didn´t leave was our zip code. The ignorance of youth! I will always treasure the many good times we shared.

We became friends at Thomasville Road Baptist Church many years ago. You were teachers in Sunday School. Our daughter was in your class and loved you both. Glen will certainly be missed. Kathy Meadows

Glen was a wise and positive man that cared for us all at PATLive like family. He will be dearly missed. Sending love to Sharon and his kids.