Glenn Anthony Singleton Sr

When I first met Glenn he was doing what he loved best - - telling stories of his friendship with Muhammad Al

Sharing those memories and showing off his "Ali Museum" always brought a smile to his face, and he never missed an opportunity to participate in anything Ali-related here in Louisville, KY. He even told me that he was in Louisville to see a presentation that I, as a fellow Central High School alum, was honored to make to in the year 2000 at a program in Ali's honor. That made us friends for life!

He was much closer to Donnie, whom he affectionately called, "Big Brother," during the many phone calls they shared at all times of the day and night on almost a daily basis.

He led a good life with dignity, grace and that quiet strength that carried him through extreme challenges. He did that until God called him home, and no one truly knew the extent of his battle until the end.
We will miss his quiet strength, his smile, and the way he showed his deep love for his cherished Angeline and their family.

You fought the good fight, you finished the race, and you truly kept the faith. You have earned your crown, and your reward. Rest easy, Tojo. You will be missed here, but we know that you are smiling as you walk the streets of heaven (with your hands behind his back, and your cap turned backward),with Jesus and Muhammad.