I first met Glen when I was dating his sister in law, Doris.  I remember Glen being a very generous person in taking in Doris and kids when they returned to the US from Greece, and helping her get back on her feet.  That was Glen.  Always willing to help out when someone needed him.  

He also had a great sense of humor, and loved his white on white cakes.  Doris would always make a cake for Glen when we would visit.  We had many an evening with Glen that involved stories and laughs around a white on white...  One time she decided to play a trick on him and instead of a making a white on white, she made an entire 9" "Cake" out of frosting and assorted candies inside.  Glen laughed heartily when he cut into it, but no cake did not stop him from eating it!!

Glen touched a lot of people in his life and made it a better place for those lucky enough to know him.

Dear Adriana and Chris I’d like to send my condolences as you mourn your dad’s passing.

I wish we’d had more family fun times over the years but I’m thankful for the memories we shared.

God bless you and your families during this difficult time.

Sincerely,

Cousin LeAnn Joyce (Vant)

One of the best obituaries I ever read.   I’m sorry for your loss.  Although I never met Glen, I’ll raise a Pepsi in his memory & send my love to you, Chris & Marta & your girls