Bill, Tom & Elizabeth- sending lots of hugs your way.  Sorry to miss the celebration of life, love, jenny

Glenn hired me out of the Navy at 23 years old. After just two weeks of being employed at Mason School Glenn spent Labor Day weekend helping me ready the bus fleet for the beginning of school. 

Glenn was in my life for the next 40 years.

Here’s to you, Glenn.

My deepest sympathies are with Mr. Doran's family and close friends who will miss him most acutely.  As a child growing up in the Mason United Methodist Church a 1990 Mason graduate, I remember him well.  He was always so kind, with a welcoming smile.  

As Mason's Superintendent, he was a very visible presence in the schools, whether it was observing teachers, seving as a substitute (and he was a great teacher), attending a musical program, or simply touring the schools.  He would even take the opportunity to talk to students.  I vividly remember him approaching me at my locker in 10th grade and asking what my favorite class was and why -- and taking the time to listen to me.  That made me feel important and made me value my education even more.

May he rest in peace, knowing he leaves a great legacy.  Blessings to his family.

So sorry to hear of Glenn's passing. Worked with him when I was on the mason school board. Wonderful man, enjoyed working with him, inspiring to want you always do better.