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Glenn S. Kooyer

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Glenn Kooyer Obituary

Kooyer, Glenn S.
Age 55 of Duluth
Formerly of Lakeville
Died Oct. 16, 2005. Survived by wife, Linda; sons, Adam (Heather), Golden Valley, and Brian (Wendy), Duluth; grandchildren, Evan and Maya. Visitation Thursday 5-7PM with wake service at 6:30PM, all at ST. LAWRENCE CATHOLIC CHURCH, 2410 Morris Thomas Road, Duluth. Visitation continues 10AM until the 11AM funeral service Friday at St. Lawrence. Arrangements by Williams-Lobermeier Funeral Home. Memorials preferred. 218-624-1059

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Published by Pioneer Press on Oct. 19, 2005.

Memories and Condolences
for Glenn Kooyer

Sponsored by Raymond, Carolyn, Todd, Brenda, and Jim Kooyer.

64 Entries

Following Glenn's dream, we are driving RT 66 in the "Surfari".

Floyd Huffman

July 27, 2019

Tom O

January 3, 2016

Glenn always held a special place in my memories, even as the year drifted by he would pop into my mind bringing a smile to my face. I would think about loading the Catalina on the trailer and heading off to do some bracket racing, or laying under his pride & joy GTO cleaning the underside for an upcoming show.

I only made it up to the cabin once or twice, but I remember one day as we drove around the back roads we came up on a car driving down the road with it's left blinker on... for miles. Glenn grins and says to me that when he retires up here that is what he wants to do - drive around with his left blinker on. That stuck with me over the years (decades), whenever I saw a old guy driving down the road with his left blinker on I thought of Glenn.

Life took me across the country, yet Glenn stayed in my thoughts. Now decades later here's Glenn in my thoughts so I felt the need to search the internet. I was shocked to read of the accident, sadden to read of his death.

Years and miles apart I always thought of Glenn as my friend.

Glenn - May you be driving your favorite Pontiac leaving the left blinker on.

Kathi

October 21, 2013

Uncle Glenn, I think of you often but especially in the fall! I miss you and love you!

Steven Johns

October 17, 2013

This morning I was thinking about and missing Glenn. This past weekend was our annual GTO fall cruise. Hope all is well Linda.

Barb Lee Schueppert

August 9, 2010

To Glenn’s Family,
I am a voice from Glenn’s “way back” past. I only just learned of his tragic, untimely death, and I am still somewhat in shock. I knew Glenn in high school in Bemidji and he was a very special person. After he moved to Rockford, I only saw him a few times in passing over the many intervening years, but it was so heartwarming to read all the comments that were posted here, which helped me get to “know” him again and see how beloved he was. What great family and friends! What a great life! What a great guy! I’m so very, very sorry that you lost him so young. My own husband passed away at age 44 from a brain tumor. I know what a giant hole gets torn into the fabric of your life with such a huge loss, and while now five years have passed, I know that your loss has not passed and that “hole” is still there. I wish you all continued strength and wanted you to know that one more heart is now grieving along with you. God bless you all.

Raymond Kooyer

October 17, 2009

When I search my Pc for the LSMM, I think of Glenn who put me on to the site. Ships coming and going just like life. Standing in awe of the Big ships, so it is with memories of Glenn. He reflected the LOVE OF JESUS in a very big way~ and I stand in awe.

Brian Kooyer

October 16, 2009

In My Pocket

I have memories in my pocket.
They rattle among the change.

My memories of you are treasures I carry wherever I go.

They are stored in bits and pieces, parts of a beautiful whole
They give me comfort when I think I am alone.

Yes, I have memories in my pocket, like so much other stuff I keep there.

But of all the treasures I have, it’s the memories of you that are the most precious.

Linda

October 2, 2009

Today would have been our 38th wedding anniversary. I always thought we would grow old together.

Steve Wiskerchen

February 11, 2009

Glen made me smile today when I went to my 1965 Cadillac to check her out in the garage. I remember him saying you might as well buy them finished cause they will cost you much more if you do it yourself. He still speaks the truth.

Kathi Carden

February 14, 2008

My thoughts and prayers are with you on this day made for love. Happy Valentine's Day!

Kathi Carden

January 1, 2008

Happy New Year family! God bless each of you in this new year!

Kathi Carden

December 25, 2007

And the angel said unto them, Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people.

For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.

May the love of our Lord surround you all this Christmas.

Norm and Bonnie Mauch

July 16, 2007

Hi Family, Just a little update on Glenn's Safari. Everywhere we drive it, people are so drawn to the color that Glenn chose for the car. It gives us just another chance to give credit to Glenn and to talk about him. He is watching from the heavens and smiling big time!

Norm and Bonnie Mauch

July 7, 2006

Dear Linda and Family, We were only phone contacts and did not really know Glenn. Just love how he loved talking about cars, since we, too, are "carpeople". Now he is "cruisin'in heaven" for sure! My husband and I just went to a Pontiac Convention in Ontario, California. Lots of GTO's and a few Safari's present. Bet Glenn was looking down from heaven and enjoying it too. May God bless the family with their healing process of losing such a great person...We celebrate his life with you.

Raymond Kooyer

June 28, 2006

Adequate words are not able to express what I really want to say about Glenn. God knows that I love Glenn and you too Linda!! I am so thankful for all the memories and I did not forget to tell Glenn that I love him! But too soon gone to heaven, for us.

Brother Ray

shirley wiskerchen

June 27, 2006

I know you are having a ball---taking your brothers Dick and Don for a birthday ride in your boat Love you all in memories forever-- Shirley--

Kelli Atchison

June 26, 2006

Today would have been your 56th Birthday Uncle Glenn. I know you are celebrating today! It's something we've shared that was always special to me and a day I will always hold dear to my heart. In loving memory always. ~Kelli~

Harlan Johnson

June 16, 2006

Linda,

The photos were inspirational to see, and you are always in our hearts and minds.

Harlan

John Utley

March 13, 2006

Linda-

The walleye photo is, indeed, a good one. My thoughts are with you and Glenn today.

John

Ray Kooyer

February 7, 2006

Glenn will NEVER be forgotten! His expression was "Just Checking In", when he last called me on October 5,2005. Now he is "Checked in with Jesus" My love for him is with out limit, and I miss Him! Ray Kooyer

Steve Wiskerchen

February 6, 2006

Just thinking of Glenn today and miss him.

Kathi and George Carden

December 24, 2005

For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. And this shall be a sign unto you; Luke 2:11,12

May the love of Jesus fill your homes this Christmas! You are in our hearts and prayers.

Love in Christ,

St. Peter’s Catholic Cemetery, Park Rapids, Minnesota 2 Peter 1:2 Grace and peace be yours in abundance through the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord.

Kelli Atchison

December 24, 2005

As we gather with friends and family this Christmas Eve and Day, my thoughts are with the Kooyer families. I know these days will be exceptionally difficult for all of us, but please know that Glenn remains in my heart and prayers. Surround yourselves with friends, family and of course faith. I wish everyone a Merry Christmas.

Blessings to all, in Christ

~Kelli~

Susan Hoff

December 21, 2005

Dear Linda and family, I just talked to Jan and George today learning the news of the accident. I am saddened at your tragic loss of husband, father, and friend. My deepest sympathy to all of you as you grieve, and go on.

Susan Crockett Hoff

Kelli Kooyer-Atchison

November 28, 2005

As our family gathered this Thanksgiving, I thought so much about Glenn and all that we have to be thankful for. I wish that Glenn, Linda, Adam, Brian and family at some point could have been a part of our annual holiday baking, I know Glenn would have loved it.

I know this will be a difficult time for everyone, but we all know Glenn is in a wonderful place. Blessings to all this Holiday season.

In Christ ~

Kelli

Kathi Carden

November 24, 2005

Dear family and friends,

On this Thanksgiving day I am reminded of my Uncle Glenn. I am so thankful to God for the time he was able to be with us. May the love of Jesus surround and comfort all friends and family as we go about our day today. We give thanks unto God for all the wonderful blessings He gives us.

Happy Thanksgiving,

Kathi

Raymond Kooyer

November 20, 2005

November 18,2005

Ray Kooyer

2105 9th Av

Haleyville,Al 35565

A generous contribution has been made in memory of Glenn Kooyer.

This thoughtful expression makes possible the fulfillment of hopes, dreams, and plans in the work of First United Methodist Church, Haleyville,Alabama.

Building Fund:

Irene Rockhill

PO Box 476

Tommy & Ann Israel

PO Box 793

Glennis Posey

November 15, 2005

Ray

Please know that our thoughts and prayers have been with you during this sad time in your life and your Kooyer Family. I'm sorry for your loss. Glennis

shirley-peter wiskerchen

November 4, 2005

There is nothing like the love of a family. There is no ending. It goes on in the memories that we all have in our hearts.....

Jad and Candi

October 26, 2005

Kooyer Family:(Brian,Wendy,Evan, Maya)

We are both so sorry for your loss. Glenn had such a kind heart and was a wonderful person. I hope friends and all the memories help you find a way to ease your pain in this sad time. You all are in our thoughts and prayers. If you need anything please know that we are here.

Rod Rindahl

October 26, 2005

Dear Linda, Adam, and Brian,

My heart breaks for you. Glenn has always been very special to me. He was a friend, mentor, a big-brother, a father figure, much more than a just my uncle.

It was during the summer of 1978 that Glenn allowed me to spend a few weeks at your home in Lakeville. He taught me how to fish for Crappie and Sunnies. Took me water sking on the St. Crouix. During that time he OK'd the use of the old station wagon to help me get my drivers liscence...remember! The roads have never been the same since that time.What a brave man!

Then in 1984-85 when I was going through some personal struggles he listened as I poured out my heart in frustration, counseled me, gave me a place to live and help me get back on track. He helped me find a car to buy, find a job, and pointed me in the right direction.

He has influenced my life in so many ways. His faith in the Lord has always been an encouragement.

Like beacon's on the water pointing the way home, you and Glenn became God's instruments pointing me back to Him.

Thank you for sharing him with me and I thank the Lord for the loving way Glenn shared his life with me.

I love you, you are in my prayers and look forward to seeing you soon.

Anne Carter

October 24, 2005

Linda, Adam/Heather, Brian/Wendy/Evan/Maya,

It sounds odd but Glenn's service was very uplifting for me. I know he's with the Lord and that has helped me through a lot this week. (I think he's playing golf with my dad today!)

You all are family to me and I love you deeply. Call me anytime - I will be here for you.

Love,

Anne

Joe Agee

October 24, 2005

So sorry that Andrew and I were unable to attend the service, and our thoughts are with the family in this difficult time.

Kelli Kooyer-Atchison

October 23, 2005

On behalf of the Kooyer family, I would like to graciously thank the Soucy's and any others who may have assisted uncle Glenn during this ordeal. It has been a shock to the entire family and just a note that we brought Glenn home to St. Peters Catholic Cemetery in Park Rapids yesterday, Saturday, October 22nd. We will be forever greatful for your attempts to assist him. It is people like you that make the world a better place. God's blessings to you. ~Kelli~

Steve & Trish Wiskerchen

October 23, 2005

Linda, Brian and

Adam.

It's so hard to say all that runs through our minds and hearts at the most difficult and trying moments as these. Know that we can never understand fully the heartache that must be with you all now. Glenn has ever since I can remember always been full of caring,kindness,fun, energy and family values. I believe he fully did what he believed was best for all that he met and came in contact with. From the smiles and gentle words to the way that he gave off the warmth of a caring person he always seemed to be more interested in who he was inter-acting with than himself. Truly this was his gift that he gave to others. We love you all as only family can and we miss Glenn. But we know that we will see him again with his smile and warm words on another day another time and another place. God bless..... Steve & Trish Wiskerchen

Kathy Soucy

October 21, 2005

To The Kooyer Family,

Although we have never met, your family has been in our prayers constantly since Sunday evening. My husband and I were the first on the scene of Glenn's boating accident. We observed him as his boat came in and ran to his aide but there was not enough time to reach him. My husband, Steve, helped in getting Glenn to the shore. I can't even begin to tell you how sorry we are for the loss of your loved one. He sounds like an amazing man. You will all remain in our thoughts and prayers forever.

Remember, God will take good care of your husband, dad and grandfather.

Sincerely, Kathy Soucy

Charlene Larsen

October 20, 2005

Dear Linda, Adam & Brian:

It's so hard to put what I feel into words, my brain has been numb and foggy since I heard the awful news. I know my heart is broken and yours are too. I'll never forget him, how could anyone? He was so spiritual, you just gotta feel him out there, when you look out in the big blue sky. Glenn: I love you, big brother..

Kerri Drees

October 20, 2005

August 13th 2005 we drove to Bemidji to spend a little time with my dad Jim Kooyer(Glenns brother) this is the week end each year the Kooyers gather in Bemidji. We arrived at the Royal Oaks campground inside the recreation room and were greated by a small group of the Kooyer family. Glenn greated my with a "hey it's our radio star"! Hugs for everyone! I spent some time that day talking with Glenn and Linda about the radio show I co host in Hibbing, a radio show Glenn and Linda listen to. Glenn really wanted to have a radio station of his own, so that passion was something we could talk about for hours! I treasure that short time talking with Glenn and I treasure the emails that came from Glenn just a couple weeks ago.

....talked to Jim tonite his spirits seem up & down but he seems ok. Like your radio program................ Glenn

This is Miller Creek 3 blocks from my house. It runs under hwy 53 in

Duluth ......

It was Monday morning, October 17, 2005.....Craig and I do our first break at 5:50, Craig does the news and I usually will comment here and there about some news. I was half listening when he said a Glenn Kooyer was killed in a boat accident in Duluth. I was in shock, not sure if I heard him right and immediatly following the news cast I had Craig pull the story up. I could hardly breath, I was so....beside myself. I wasn't sure of Glenn's middle name nor his age but I was pretty sure it was him and yet it was so hard to believe. I called Kathi, she struggled to believe me, or coarse, shocked as well. She called my father and called me back letting me know it was Glenn. I have had a calming peace come over me several times since Monday when I start to get really emotionally stressed, I know without a doubt that peace comes from God above. I will see Glenn in heaven.

Linda, Adam, Brian.....God's peace, understanding, comfort, love, and guidence be with you!

In Love,

Kerri (Kooyer) Drees

Maggie Koser

October 20, 2005

Dear Linda, Brian, and Adam

Your world was turned upside down this week and I know how your hearts much ache. We treasure so many wonderful summer memories of Long Lake events. Glenn was always the "go to guy" who had time to share a laugh, tell a story, or lend a hand. Our family is blessed to have been your neighbors! While many miles separate us, we are with you in thoughts and prayers. Stay strong and lean on the Lord for He will sustain you with His love and grace. Fondly, Ed, Maggie, Hillary, and Kyle Koser

Peter Vossler & Ryan Stanley

October 20, 2005

I was just leaving the funeral of another friends father who was in a motorcycle accident when Ryan called me.

There I was in the procession and I almost crashed. I welled up with tears for adam, and Ryan was quite speechless.

We frantically tried to find where and what happaned, and want to be there to support you, Adam.

You will be in our thoughts and prayers and we wish you and your family (both sides) the best. Please call us if you need anything

I know you'll here this a lot but and I know words, even if I had any, wouldn't do any good now. But be well and take care of your family AND yourself.

Pedro and Ryan

Brendon Kooyer

October 20, 2005

Dear Linda, Adam and Brian,

Although we are unable to attend Glenn's service our thoughts and prayers go out to you in this time of sorrow. Don shared many memories of my Uncle Glenn over the years. I know he was a good man and has a place in the Lords kingdom.

Sincerely, Brendon (BJ), Jessica, Dylan and Alyssa Kooyer.

Amanda Easty

October 20, 2005

Dear Linda, Adam, and Brian

I have so many great memories of Glenn. I had the privlage of working for him in the mid 90's. He was by far the best boss I have ever had. He was always so positive and had one of the best outlooks on life. Even though I was just an employee of his he went the extra mile for many on several occasions while working for him.

I have remained close to his son Brian and Wife Wendy and will truly miss hearing about his latest endevors.

I am so happy to know he is with his maker in Heaven. Our prayers will be with you.

Love the Jason Easty Family

ann tague

October 20, 2005

Linda, Brian and Adam,

We just want you to know, that even though we cannot be there with you at this time, our thoughts and prayers certainly are.

Jeff and I have spent alot of this week remembering the wonderful times we were able to spend with you Linda, and Glenn just this summer...watching his photo gallery on the computer, eating pizza and just enjoying his great gift of conversation. He will truly be missed by so many -and we are two of them.

Fondly,

Jeff & ann Tague

SPS Commerce, Inc

October 20, 2005

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Kooyer family.Your friends & co-workers at SPS Commerce,Inc

Denny, Laurie, Tony & Jimmy Wolfe

October 20, 2005

Dear Linda, Adam and Brian,

Words cannot express our heartfelt condolences for the sorrow and pain that surely must be enveloping you all at this time. Your husband and dad was just the GREATEST of guys to know and befriend; we can't express how much he'll be missed by us and all who knew him.

Glenn was by far the easiest, most open and genuine person you could ever have the pleasure to know. He never dwelled on his expectations nor let them ruin the moment. However things would go would be OK; 'cuz, by Glenn's way of thinking, there was always next time...and if there wasn't a next time, the last time was pretty darn good anyway!

No matter how often or how long it would be between meetings or visits, Glenn never made you feel like you had to reacquaint or re-acclimate; you always got to pick up wherever you left off last time. "Low maintenance" I guess you could call him! When he walked through your door with that big "baby-face" smile, the sunshine came right in with him. That squint and those twinkling eyes that always made you wonder what was really revving up in the back of his mind would instantly "pull you right in"! We'll miss that.

Fond and warm will forever be our memories of times and experiences together. A weekend at the cabin, car shows and events, cruizin', Wednesday garage nights, surprise office visits...even just having him "click in" on my NEXTEL to B.S. while he was motoring to or from the Cities. What a huge hole he leaves that now can only be filled with the wonderful memories he helped to create.

Upon hearing the sad news on Monday, Laurie expressed that "we just lost one of our angels". Tony and Jimmy remembered what a "nice guy" he was, always taking time for them like they mattered and even borrowing them the "beginner water skies" they first got up on...oh yeah, and that cool Safari! I'll always reflect on how Glenn lived as an example for me, of how to appreciate what you have. His way was to put things in a simple perspective: Enjoy this life and be content that sometimes a little less is better than a bit too much. Put your best foot forward and give it your best shot! Be happy with yourself if you've done all that.

So Linda, Adam and Brian, our family keeps you, your families, and everyone else who has experienced this tragic loss in our prayers. May God help to heal the hurt and refill your emptiness. You three, especially, are truly and most thankfully blessed with the best "Glenn Memories" of all...what a priceless treasure for you to forever hold. May we all find peace in the Faith that the next time we meet Glenn, we'll get to pick up right where we left off!

Sincerely,

Glenn at July 4th picnic

October 19, 2005

Kathi (Kooyer) Carden

October 19, 2005

“Uncle Glenn is coming!” I always loved Uncle Glenn, my Dad’s little brother. It was the late 60's, he’d drive up in his little black Volks Wagon Beetle; he was a handsome young bachelor at the time, no cares in the world. I hoped there’d be a day of fishing with Uncle Glenn.

“Can you ask him Kathi, ask your Dad if we can use his boat to go fishing in the morning?” Uncle Glenn asked me. My Dad’s fishing boat was his prized possession back then, in my mind I knew he’d say no but I agreed to ask. I was always content to fish off the end of the dock, but to take Dad’s fishing boat with Uncle Glenn, it’d be worth the try. My heart was racing, I just knew Dad was going to say no. “Dad” I asked with slight hesitation, “would it be all right if Uncle Glenn and I took the boat out fishing tomorrow?” With a half-smile on Dad’s face, he said, “sure you can”.

I turned and ran to let Uncle Glenn know we could use the boat. This was huge in my book, Dad trusting us with his fishing boat. To this day I remember the joy and excitement I felt that day. I could hardly sleep the night before, Uncle Glenn and I were up at the crack of dawn. I remember we wasted no time, we flew down the steep set of stairs in record time. I always sat in the front of the boat, I was the anchor person, which was a very important job back then (or so I thought).

The anchor person was in charge of throwing out the anchor when we finally arrived at the perfect fishing spot, the anchor person was also in charge of pulling up the wet, heavy anchor when it came time to leave.

I love you very much and I'll miss you Uncle Glenn, but I know "our" love for Jesus will bring us back together to fish once again, in God's time.

May all the Kooyer family be filled with the love of Jesus in this time of sorrow.

I love you all!

Kathi

Glenn at the cabin 2005

Bob, Diana, Alison and Jason Carter

October 19, 2005

Linda, Adam and Brian,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Glenn was a very special person. We each have wonderful memories of how Glenn touched our lives in a way that showed the depth of his goodness and care of other people. He will be fondly remembered and greatly missed.

David Fallon

October 19, 2005

My sadness and my sympathy. Glenn was my classmate when we were very young. He was special to his brother Richard, and Richard was special to me. The few times I got to see him as an adult, I could see why Dick thought he was so special. It pleased me to see and visit with Glenn. I can only imagine the loss to all who cared for him.

David Fallon

Chris Morical

October 19, 2005

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Kooyer family. I was shocked and saddend when I heard the terrible news.

I am a former employee of Glenns at Lakewood Insulation and a friend of Brian.

He was the best boss I ever had and one of the people I respect most. He will be missed.

Chris and Kristy Morical

Sam, Leslie, Ty and Cade Johnson

October 19, 2005

Linda, Adam and Brian...Our thoughts and prayers are with you. My memories will of him will be the pride he had in his sons, and he was always there for his friends. - Sam

Laurie Schemionek

October 19, 2005

Dear Linda, Brian & Adam,

I was so sorry to hear of Glens passing, Kevin Brady Stopped by today to tell me what had happened. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you in your time of grief. I loved working for Glen. Please take care of yourselves, I know Glen is in good hands.

Kathy, Lee & Melissa Stagni

October 19, 2005

To our fellow GTO friend. Our sympathies to the Kooyer family. Glenn was certainly a unique and special guy and made attending the GTO club meetings/events fun...he always had great memories and stories to tell....he always complimented and thanked me for doing the GTO club newsletter when I was the editor. We will miss him.

Raymond Kooyer

October 19, 2005

My prayers and love for you Linda, Adam and Bryan and your families, are with you at this time. Glenn is with the Lord now~ PRAISE HIS HOLY NAME! "I pray that out of His glorious riches He may strengthen you with the power through His Spirit in your inner being"-Ephesians 3:16

Ron and Jan Heth

October 19, 2005

To the family of Glenn Kooyer:

We are frequent visitors to Duluth, and were saddened to learn of Glenn's tragic death. Our hearts and prayers are with you.

From a fellow Vietnam Veteran.

Jim Felker, treasurer

October 19, 2005

Our sympathy on your loss. The Tomahawk Chapter 13 of the P.O.C.I. will surely miss Glenn and his help with the club functions.

Joanne Musich

October 19, 2005

A shock and a sadness and too soon a death for such a vibrant life. Glen had a grand view of life. As part of the Kooyer family, I am sad for them to have yet another loss. My sincere sympathy to all family and friends,

Joanne

Tom & Judie Fallon

October 19, 2005

After leaving Plummer, we did not see Glenn often, but when we did, it was like seeing a brother. Many memories shared. Our prayers and condolences, he will be missed.

Kelly Iverson

October 19, 2005

Brian, Wendy, Evan & Maya,

We were so sorry to hear of the tragic loss of Brian's dad. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Should you need anything please know we are here for you.

Love, Uncle Brian and Aunt Kelly

daniel watkins

October 19, 2005

hello linda

my sincere condolences to you and your boys on the loss of your husband glenn. we were coworkers at bakke insulation in 1979. (i worked there between college years--my older brother is ron watkins) glenn was a great guy to work with. i was the apprentice and he was the journeyman but he took me under his wing and showed me how to be an insulator. and he also was kind enough to include me the new guy on the fishing trips (kabetogema and canada) with the other guys and we even went water skiing a few times in the metro area. i remember his sense of humor and his problem solving abilities....and also his comment about neil young cant sing! i wish our paths had crossed more recently. i remember meeting you in the driveway of your home when you were pregnant. again linda i want to say how sorry i am for you and your sons. i will cherish my fond memories of glenn.

sincerely dan watkins

Carol Kooyer

October 19, 2005

May your rainbow of precious memories brighten with every tear.I have many fond memories of Glenn. He was truly "one of a kind". My thoughts and prayers are with you today and always.

Kelli Kooyer-Atchison

October 19, 2005

Uncle Glenn was such a special person. I want to say that he was my favorite uncle, but then, I would hate to pick favorites. :-) He was so full of life, love, and God, always an inspiration to one's life. He will always hold a special place in my heart and life, as we shared the same birthday, June 26th, and of course the love of Pontiac GTO's. In loving memory and sympathy, may he rest in eternal peace.

In Christ's love,

Shelia, Tom, Patti and Lori Snook

October 18, 2005

Our prayers and sympathy. We are sad to hear the news but will have good memories from the "car club days" and the Land of Lakes GTO club meetings! Glenn always shared such great information about musicians and music from the "GTO" years! It will not be forgotten.

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