Friday, December 24, 2021
I am shocked and staggered to hear about the loss of Glenn. My heart breaks for his grieving family. Our lone consolation is that Glenn is now free of any pain he must have endured throughout his illness. I was best friends with Glenn during our high school and early adult years. Along with Clayton, Buck and myself, Glenn was always the voice of reason when it came to the really important decisions like which pub we'd be attending, or which horse we'd be wheeling, or where we'd finish off the night, Dubs or Gondola! Sunday nights at the Victoria Curling Club were frequent, as the three of them were all excellent curlers, I had the wheels, and you couldn't get a cold beverage anywhere else on a Sunday. I continued to be tight with Glenn through his dad years, and we both worked downtown, so meeting for lunches was a regular happening. Glenn's witty humor and overall intelligence kept our conversations so interesting. Over the years we met less often as our lives became more complicated. I'm so sorry I missed the chance to see him again, it's so regretful. friends always, Dave Coffell
