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Glenn Duld Obituary
Born in Allentown, he was a son of the late Rudolph and Virginia I. (Diely) Duld.
He was a self-employed maintenance contractor, and was a member of Tri Boro Sportsman and Ranger Lake in Egypt.
Surviving are a daughter, Victoria E. of Whitehall; sons, Glenn A. Jr. of Allentown and Christopher P., and his wife, Karen, of Danielsville; two sisters, Donna Dotterer of Emmaus and Darlene Rohrbach of Bethlehem; and a grandson.
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Donna (Duld) Dotterer
January 25, 2013
Still think of you everyday. There are a million times I want to call you and tell everything new that's going on. You would be so proud of your girls. All my love. Your sister Donna
January 12, 2013
Rest in peace Glenn. You are dearly missed by many.
Loving Observer
January 8, 2013
High Respect, Encouraged, Loved. A Man who was Honored by his three Children, their Spouses and his Grandchildren, who loved him through good times and bad, health and sickness and prayed him into the arms of Jesus Christ who led him into eternal life.
It was a blessing to observe this family display the honor to a parent, that is a commandment it comes with a promise, the legacy that their days are blessed and live long on the earth, which their God has given them.
January 8, 2013
R.I.P
Linda Gualano
January 7, 2013
Donna, Darlene, and April,
My heartfelt sympathy goes out to you. Been along time but I think of you all often. I'm so sorry for your loss.
Lisa Palmer
January 6, 2013
Glenn was a great man who always made the best of what he had. He lived in a way many people are afraid to live, never forgetting the simple life of God, nature, and loyalty. He and my dad were friends since 7th grade, and I know that is a bond most people are not lucky enough to maintain. You will never be forgotten, Glenn. Thanks for living admirably.
Betty Harrison
January 6, 2013
I knew Glenn as a kind and gentle soul. He never had a bad word to say about anyone. He had integrity and honesty in a quiet way. We will miss your sweet heart and kind soul. May you now rest in peace. Betty
LuAnn McKee
January 5, 2013
To Glenn's family, He was a patient of mine in the MPA and he was always very optimistic about his illness. We all enjoyed taking care of him. He was such a nice guy. My deepest sympathy to all of you.
Rae Heiserman
January 5, 2013
I well always think of him and I know that he with our Father our GOD and he well always be Happy and he well always be looking over us and well be with us . Glann thank's just for being our friends and helping when we need it and just love us for who we where .
Lisa Potzman
January 5, 2013
Glenn I didnt know you all that well but I knew you threw your sister Donna..What I knew of you, you were a kind man.Loved to hunt and fish and would talk to my son always about it. Im sure you will be missed buy many, God has taking you into his home, someday we will all see wach other again..Rest in Peace Glenn.
Alfred Palmer III
January 4, 2013
Glenn and I go all the way to the 7th grade. We had many good times together,like the time we were fishing and a big black bear came out on a rock not 10 feet from the boat. Or the time at Beltzville when he was tubing, and lost his shorts when he fell off the tube at about 20 mph. R.I.P. old friend.
Roxanne Palmer
January 4, 2013
Glenn has truly been an inspiration to the Palmer family. He has taught us so much about gardening,fishing,and hunting and about His love for the outdoors.Glenn was a simple man that found great joy in the little things of life, Glenn loved God and now is safe in His Loving Arms. Glenn will truly be missed.
Penny O'BRien
January 4, 2013
Glenn was a very nice man.. He was always so friendly n could make u laugh rest in peace
Al Palmer IV
January 4, 2013
Glenn was, and I know will continue to be my dad's best friend. In many ways I view him like an uncle to me and he has taught me so much growing up. Not only about hunting and fishing, but about life. I will never forget what he told me one of the last times I got to see him. He told me " You should give your life for somebody, but that does not mean you need to die for them." I will try to apply this to my life to the best of my abilities, just like he did for the ones closest to him. Rest easy Glenn, you have impacted so many and will be missed.
January 4, 2013
Glenn and I spent many hours working together at my farm.
He loved the outdoors and he had great understanding of wildlife.
I learned much from him and he will hard to replace. I was glad to have known him. Bill, Zionsville
April Welter
January 4, 2013
You shown us girls the beauty of nature and you will be greatly missed by your nieces. Until we meet again Uncle Glenn!
Jim Deibert
January 4, 2013
I will always remember Glenn as a deer-hunter & great fisherman. May you rest in peace in God's "Happy Hunting Grounds", which will hopefully be better that the deer-hunting in Tioga County! Be well Glenn.
Donna (Duld) Dotterer
January 4, 2013
To my brother, my hero, my champion there will never be a day that I will not think about you. No regrets. It's a great ride love always now and forever . Your sister
Terry Beil
January 4, 2013
Glenn was my neighbor growing up and a classmate in school. He and his sister and my brother have wonderful memories of growing up in Fullerton and playing in Death valley. RIP Glenn
Jason Welter
January 4, 2013
Rest in peace, you will be remembered fondly.
Trina Grace
January 4, 2013
I had the privelege of taking part in caring for Glenn and knowing him as a person not just a patient. I enjoyed how he teased me about my pet squirrel and offered many times to take him off my hands for me. As a result of our squirrel stories I nick named Glenn "Squirrel" and would call him by this from across the lobby,parking lot wherever I saw him.
I will miss "Squirrel" and our chats and his kindness. May God Bless his soul and hopefully not to many squirrels driving him nuts in the afterlife.
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