It has been difficult to gather my thoughts and decide what to write, so here it goes. I would like to say thank you to all of Uncle Glenn's friends, coworkers, customers, and family for sharing videos, photos, and memories for everyone to enjoy. It warms my heart to read your posts and to see the kind of impact he made on other's lives.

It has been extremely difficult for me over the last year and a half because I couldn't hear
Uncle Glenn's voice. Since I lived over on the east coast it was hard to catch him when he was feeling well enough to talk on the phone. As most of you know, Glenn's voice was one of his greatest qualities. Glenn had an incredible vocal range and vibrato as well as the ability to sing and write songs. He also had a gift of gab. One of my strongest memories was when we would talk on the phone. Glenn loved sharing his latest joke, newest lyric, or factoid since we last spoke. Luckily, I still possessed a copy of his Robot Wife cd that he mailed back in the late 90's. As he would put it, "that's KILLER!" haha. 

Glenn was a lifelong learner. He enjoyed learning about the civil war, art, music, the cosmos, as well as theology and spiritualism. Whenever I would come to visit he was eager to share his newest artifact, piece of artwork, and explain its significance. His passion for sharing his hobbies with me became a major influence on my art, music, and spirituality. 

Glenn was a natural teacher. He taught me to respect other's cultures and to practice empathy.  As any great teacher, he had the ability to make your day by getting you to crack a smile or make someone laugh. He always wore a smile as you can see from the many photos and videos. Glenn's philosophy in life was a reflection of his personality. He believed in living carefree and to be grateful in life. If there are two things that Uncle Glenn taught me above everything else. First, remember to laugh every day and that you are never too old to be a kid.

 I bet heaven is "bitch'n" now that you are up there singing your heart out for everyone. Don't worry, I will look after Aunt Debbie. Love you and miss you so much, Uncle Glenn.

**To friends and family who are interested in connecting beyond this website, you can contact me via email nolanwalla@gmail.com. I would really appreciate getting to meet you and learn more about how Glenny impacted your life too. Peace be with you.

For all your songs of knowledge bursts of vibrentcies heart of wisdom on key vocal and love, I'm reminded in all your intellect how much passion flowed threw out your body an projected in to so many like my self. All your songs entertain the tingles one feels head ta toe from beginning to end and attacks the emotion one feels most an curesses it in such unique vibes, the effort you drive in to your gutair playing strong strumming like a humming birds rhythm, that's killer, well spoken in your own words man I crave more but I have the best gifts from you ever an that is our memories our brotherly love an musical passion I love you brother an miss you for ever. P.s. there's more that needs to be acknowledged for now this is for all to read an see how much of an impact you are and inspiration even still today.

Glenn...your a hole in one on any golf course your unique chord sheds sound in many songs about life. Your a special ingredient in many of lifes master pieces and you are one of my only few friends who could show me unconditional love an life for filling guidance as I was a lil boy in to the man I am today the ways your words dove in to my heart, thank you for ever. How do I match up to say I love you back? I can't but I do an always will. Fare well brother peace be with you times ten. Sing for me up there I'll play the key board for you an I'll never give up I'll where my heart on my sleeve an expose it for all to see the impact you had concreted in the man I am today. Your amazing friendship is rare an valued in my every day life. As I cry this out I'm only trying to credit every part of you that shined in my life. Your one to exsist most legendary in life my mind and in my heart. I love you so much buddy forever always your brother Jonny ps ty for my very first song written by you called Jonny gone rough I still laugh when I rehearse the lyrics. Lol only you Glenn only you. Hugs.

I met glen when I moved to SD to go to SDSU in 1983—he was house sitting a place that I was interested in living —-he was on a popcorn/corona diet at that time—-we had a few beers and the rest is history—-we were as close as brothers—-he loved a lot that I liked—-music/food/laughter/talking/celebrating/animals and more——he was a talented musician and had a wonderful voice and ability to write music—-we both loved to eat n drink —-his favorite drink Coca Cola —-no favorite food he liked it all as I do—-we were taste BUDS together trying everything possible—-which was a lot I must say—-he always had cats n dogs who became part of his family —-glen was a collector of guns/knives/gems/ww2 items/artwork ect.—-always smiling and enjoying his life —-I will always miss you brother—-hugs in heaven—we love you—-xoxox