Memories of Glen Alven Bohner

In memory of

Glen Alven Bohner

Homestead, FL

June 20, 1933 - October 5, 2025

Jun 20, 1933 - Oct 5, 2025

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Judy Bertsch

Glen and Family,

Sorry to hear of your recent loss, but what an incredible legacy of love and experiences your father left all of you. Cherish the wonderful memories!

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Mary and Minter Molello (DCYC)

Glen, Minter and I are very sorry for your loss. Your father sounds like quite a man who left a wonderful mark on the world. What a beautiful life he had.

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Julie Stuck

Glen, thanks for sharing your dad's story. I feel like I knew him and know I would have enjoyed meeting him. What a blessing to have him in your lives. Sending prayers for him and the family.

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PATRICIA K KIDDER

This is your cousins Patti. I am saddened to hear of your father’s passing. He loved you all so much. I will always remember his greeting to me “Patti, how the hell are you.” It would always embarrass me. I thought I was the only one. Theresa later said it greeted her that way also.

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Joyce Looman Kiel

Lake City, MI, USA

I was driving at an ice race on Lake Missaukee probably put on by the Furrin Group, when Glen offered his instruction. He got in the passenger seat and put his foot over mine to the floor on the gas pedal and said “now drive dammit!” What a ride! Taught me what a Saab could do on ice. Thanks Glen for the many such memories.

I also got a ride around Grattan in that Datsun!

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