Our sincerest condolences to Sandra and family. I knew Glen since 1966 as we worked for C.P.R. in Montreal. We have been friends since then and spoke on the phone from time to time after he moved to Ontario. He will be missed. May he rest in peace. It is hard to know what to do at a time like this but know that we care and have you in our prayers.
Glen was always active biking and cross country skiing and discussing politics with his friends. Sandra took him to the Highland Games last summer which he always loved and rarely missed.
We will miss him.
Millie and Frank
Dear (Sister) Sandra,
So sorry to read that you have lost Glen. By all counts, he was quite a character. You must have made a good pair. Thinking of you at this sad time.
With sincere sympathy,
Barbara and Gary Newman
We met Glen and Sandra when we bought the house next door to them in Pointe Claire 33 years ago. We liked them immediately.
Glen was quite a character and always fun to be around. Even though we didn’t see him much in recent years due to distance, we will miss him.
Condolences to Sandra, Allan and all who knew Glen.
Sue and Rory
My thoughts are with the family. My Dad (his cousin D.A.) loved to tell the story of the time that they were working on a shed and wanted to put a window in. Glen looked at the window and frame, picked up the chainsaw, cut a hole and it fit perfectly. So the story goes.
I'm sure my Dad was one of the first in line to greet him, more than likely with a nice cold beer.
