On what was meant to be one of the happiest days of my best friend's life, the day he was suppose to be moving into a new home with his family, Glenn tragically and unexpectedly passed away. Just one month shy of his 40th birthday. His life was cut short far too soon, leaving behind his loving wife and their three young children.

He was the type of dude everyone loved being around.. when I say everyone... I mean evvveryone. He was extraordinarily funny, level headed, open minded and incredibly considerate of others. He had a calming presence and a sharp sense of humor that could lift anyone’s spirits. As a husband and father, he was endlessly devoted, always putting his family’s needs first and working as hard as physically possible to give them the best future anyone can ask for. Not only did he derive from an extremely strong military background but he loved talking about and was well versed in topics such as finance, politics, sports cars, sports bikes, road bikes, guns, fashion, history, and any real life issues that effects the average American on a day to day basis. He strongly promoted physical and and mental health and emergency preparedness. As I type this, I can hear him saying "Im not some doomsday nut job but my grab-and-go survival bag will last my family 5 days in ANY conditions". I was usually rolling my eyes like a preteen.

He was so excited to start a new chapter in their new home, a place he hoped would be filled with comedian caliber jokes, pranks and laughter with a large splash of love and lifelong memories. Now, his family is left trying to cope with a heartbreaking loss no one could have ever seen coming.

This page is to support Glenn’s wife and three children during this devastating time. Contributions will go toward funeral expenses, immediate needs, and helping the family remain afloat as they begin to navigate life without him for the first time.

If you can, please donate or share this page. And above all, keep Glenn’s family in your thoughts and prayers.

I Thank you, WE Thank you.