The saddness over Glenn's tragic death being run over on Madison Street is still there. He was my good friend since first grade. His big smile and bright blue eyes were something i looked forward to seeing everyday.He sat behind me or beside me in many classes including Latin I and II. The notes he passed me were hilarious. We shot a few spitwads in stealth mode, he taught me how.
I asked him what his favorite thing to do was. (A question i am fond of.) He said,"Watching Saturday morning cartoons with my Dad."
I liked Glen a lot. I think he was the kind of guy who made everyone feel that he liked them. His death all those years ago just broke my heart. He was the person who had so much to give, he should have lived a long, long life.
Judy Snell (Sanders)
Glen was such a nice guy...I remember having a huge crush on him at the end of our Senior year.Another tragic loss to our class of '68.
Debbie Stewart (Ruark, M. D. )
The saddness over Glenn's tragic death being run over on Madison Street is still there. He was my good friend since first grade. His big smile and bright blue eyes were something i looked forward to seeing everyday.He sat behind me or beside me in many classes including Latin I and II. The notes he passed me were hilarious. We shot a few spitwads in stealth mode, he taught me how.
I asked him what his favorite thing to do was. (A question i am fond of.) He said,"Watching Saturday morning cartoons with my Dad."
Donna Hall (Edens)
I liked Glen a lot. I think he was the kind of guy who made everyone feel that he liked them. His death all those years ago just broke my heart. He was the person who had so much to give, he should have lived a long, long life.