Glen's Girls

The amount of people reaching out in this heartbreaking time has been overwhelming. I cannot express how it feels to know Glen was loved by so many. Every text, post and call has reminded me of the power of Pleasantville. A rare youth we were all so blessed to have shared. So many of you have asked to make a monetary donation for arrangements and for his beautiful twins Kylie and Leslie. It has been suggested to do this via Go Fund Me. If anyone has any questions please feel free to pm me on fb. I am so proud to have been raised in a community of love and strength and support. I know the "Pleasantville" will always be with us all.

We are overwhelmed by the generosity of friends, family and  those who just briefly met Glen. As his sister-in-law who has known him since he wèas 12 years old, I know a chance meeting him made a lasting impression. His heart was full and his laughter contagious. He made people laugh like they never had before or in a long while. He was so passionate about life, love and work. A lot of you have shared what a talented master craftsmen he was. I know too as he worked on my home. I just wanted to post an update as so many donations have been made to let everyone know the monies will be put into a college fund for Kylie and Leslie. Glen loved them more than anything. We cannot thank you enough for your generosity and your words of strength.   Christine LaMonica