I worked with and then for Glenn for sixteen years and can say that I respected him for the good person he was. He always treated his people and customers with truth and honesty. I also am proud to call him my friend. May he enjoy his golf in God' golf course forever.

Ella Mae our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Love,
Bob & Helen Strobel
Tuesday, October 16, 2012

I've heard some of the stories of the childhood escapades and I know from them that the kids had a whole lot of fun growing up. Those memories will always bring a smile and a reminder of the joy of growing up together; brothers and sister. Share the stories and laughs and remember the life he had - full of love and fun, kids and grandkids. God Bless you all and my deepest condolences to the family.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012

God is merciful and loves us beyond our ability to understand. Rest in God's peace, good friend.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Glenn was our daughter's (Jenny) father-in-law who she loved very much. He also seemed to be very fond of Jenny as his daughter-in-law. As a grandparent he loved his two grandsons that were borned in the past few years. They seemed to bring a new found joy to his life. We too found Glenn to be that person few people ever find in life that was so easy to get to know and understand because he came across as the real deal with his genuine character. Thank you Glenn for all the good conversions that we had in a way that could come only from that deep East Texas spirit you were born with.
Monday, October 15, 2012

I worked with Glenn for about 18 years and considered him a good friend. We played several golf games and he taught me many things during the years I knew him. I last saw him at his retirement party and he seemed very happy. Such a shock that he's not with us any more. He will be missed.
Monday, October 15, 2012