Guy Glenn

I knew him when I was working at St. Vincent,he was a wonderful person,God be be with him and my prayers go out to the family🙏🙏

In addition to talking about his beloved first wife and daughters and his work experiences, Guy loved to talk about hunting. He often shared stories of exotic hunts in far flung places. He also often shared one of his favorite stories of “a remarkable retrieve by my dog Kate” on the Bighorn River. I enjoyed that story because it reflected not only his passion for the great outdoors but also a tenderness of heart that he had for the things he loved including his much admired black lab.

Guy had such a huge, gentle heart. He would often bring flowers home for Elizabeth. He would get so excited as he prepared them; like a small child full of so much joy. He told so many stories about growing up in the mid-West, the games he would play as a boy, his time in Germany, his adventures around the world, the love he had for his first wife Lucia, how proud he was of his children and grandchildren, the dogs he had trained and hunted with, the wonderful times up in the Rosebud cabin, all wrapped in his humor, wit, wisdom, and gentleness. When I was struggling through the first year of PA school, he would sympathize with me, reminding me of his journey in medical school. His was a calm voice steadying me saying, "you can do it." My deepest condolences and prayers for the family. By being one of the PA students that lived in Elizabeth's house, I had the great honor to be under the same roof as Dr. Guy Glenn. To have known him and to have these stories and memories of him are treasured keepsakes I will hold onto until I meet him again in Glory.

What a beautiful service for Guy. We so enjoyed the time he spent with us. I was thinking of him waking up early, sitting in our living room looking out at the birds through the big picture window (and able to identify each one), drinking his cup of Sanka, and kept company by our golden retriever Kirby, who knew a dog lover when he found one. We will miss you, Guy. Love, Amy, Jim and family

My sympathy and prayers go out to all Guy's family and may Guy's good deeds go with him and may he rest in peace.