Remembering Glenn
I posted a couple days ago about the events of 2010. And one has now come back.
My friend, Glenn, has passed on to the great mystery beyond. He is no longer in any pain, the cancer that spread through out his body no longer leaves him in agony. He was younger than I - 29, leaving behind his wife, son and daughter.
I didn't know him outside of work really well, though we did go as a small group to see Clash of the Titans. He had red hair, and was always cheerful. He borrowed a skirt and corset for a Halloween costume once.
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/louisville/obituary.aspx?n=glenn-benjamin-wallace&pid=147635180&fhid=4751
We love you Glenn. I wish I was there more for you. You will not be lost, but will always be in our hearts.
My friend, Glenn, has passed on to the great mystery beyond. He is no longer in any pain, the cancer that spread through out his body no longer leaves him in agony. He was younger than I - 29, leaving behind his wife, son and daughter.
I didn't know him outside of work really well, though we did go as a small group to see Clash of the Titans. He had red hair, and was always cheerful. He borrowed a skirt and corset for a Halloween costume once.
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/louisville/obituary.aspx?n=glenn-benjamin-wallace&pid=147635180&fhid=4751
We love you Glenn. I wish I was there more for you. You will not be lost, but will always be in our hearts.