Still working at Parata, doing a lot of what Glenn did, and always feeling like his advice is still guiding me. He was a treasured friend, and I miss him, greatly.

We miss you everyday my friend, and will see you again.

Love you Glen…

There isn't a  day  that  goes  by  that  I  don't  remember  and grieve for  my  precious son, Glenn. I am  praying for  added  strength  to  make  it  through  this  day.  I am  overwhelmed with emotions  and  wishing  that  I  could  hear  Glenn  make  his  siblings  and  me  laugh  again...
Lord please  keep  us is my  prayer! 
Glenn's Mother Joyce 

Missing you baby brother. Until we meet again. 



Dear Joyce,

    My name is Patrick Hudson.  Phone is 3462825741.  I just found out about my dear friend's passing.  I met Glenn over 10 years ago and we became really close friends.  He has told me a lot of stories, we laughed a lot and he has helped me out when I was in a bind.  He is a true friend.  I really need someone from the family to call me because I lost his number and had no way of getting it and I really need to know what happened that caused me to lose such a dear friend.  I am so shocked.  I missed his funeral and everything.  I will miss him a lot.  I live in Houston right now but met him in Arlington TX.  Thanks. I left a photo of myself and don't have a photo of me and Glenn together but this is to show people what I look like to place a face with name.

To my dear family, I didnt know Glenn personally  but, his mother and I are cousins and very close. My heart goes out to our family especially his mother Joyce. A mother love is unconditional and when you lose a child it's something  that can't be explained. Glenn is well loved by reading all of the condolences.  In fact, he is remarkable.  Rest on my dear cousin. We didn't meet on this side but, maybe in eternity. God bless

The Trotter family is most grateful to all of you who have shared with us your memories of Glenn. Thanks to all who attended the memorial service on November 14th.  December 07, will be Glenn's birthday, pray for our family  as we reflect on our beloved Glenn.  Our lives have been forever changed without Glenn.
Thanks to  each of you  for your thoughtfulness and your kindness shown to us during this most difficult time.
God Bless you all!
Glenn's mother~~~~~Joyce Trotter-Hampton 

Baby Glenn is what I called him until his last breath was drawn. Glenn was my baby brother and didn't mind being called "baby Glenn". Glenn was one who never complained even when he was in pain. He cared about others and their well being.
Glenn was also a jokester.  He had my daughter Leslie, when she was little thinking he was her older brother. Lol. He also use to terrorize his four siblings growing up, even into our adulthood. We used to tell him that one day we would rise up against him! He would just laugh in our face. Finally! Jason, my son was almost eye level to him. It shook him for a moment; then back to terrorizing us, including nieces and nephews. (Smh)
Glenn has traveled near and far touching many lives along the way. My baby brother, will be greatly missed.
'Gone but Never Forgotten'.
With love....big Sister Ivy

I met Glenn, on my first day, on the job, at Parata Systems, in 2007. As the first group of new trainees gathered, of course, no one knew anyone. But, even as I was slightly reserved, at first, Glenn was the kind of person who would not remain a stranger, and would make it easy to loosen up, to a new acquaintance.  Throughout Glenn's and my friendship, we frequently called each other, when either of us needed an ear for which to vent. Glenn was both smart and patient. On multiple occasions, I would ask him for technical assistance, and, no matter what I asked, Glenn never heard a stupid question.
In the days leading up to his passing. I tried to stay in touch, just enough to let him know that I cared about him, without becoming a nuisance. I did not know that the last time I spoke to him, would be the last time, though, I knew it was close. I just hope that on that last contact, Glenn still recognized that a true friend was checking on him.

We share all your hurt and pain.The lost of our love one Glenn.Praying for all of us.God will keep us Close.
Uncle Cherry&Aunt Linda

I have known Glenn for 12 years while working at Parata.  In fact, when he decided to move from Hawaii back to the states, I became his replacement.  While Glenn trained me in Hawaii, we had an instant bond.  Besides work, our common interests where watching sports (especially football) and sharing a beer when time allowed.  We could talk for hours and referred to each other as, “Brother from another mother”.
Everyone in Hawaii loved Glenn.  His customers appreciated him because of his patience and personality.  His friends like him because he was absolutely the coolest person.  My family loved talking to him because he was both friendly and fun.  He will be missed!
When a person whom we love passes on, it can be hard to understand why God took him from us.  In Glenn’s case, such an early age.  But please find comfort in knowing God had a very special assignment for Glenn in heaven.  
To the family of Glenn Trotter: our deepest sympathy.  Please take comfort in each other and knowing he is now with God.

Love, Brian Tamura and Family


I met Glenn almost 25 years ago at my first job. We have been friends ever since. He has been like a big brother to me. This man was a wonderful person. Kind, generous, funny, he had a heart of gold. I am so blessed to have had a friend like him. I will always treasure our memories together. The trips we took. One of the best memories I have is him being on my honeymoon with my husband and I! (He lived in Hawaii at the time) he took us to all the local places and we got to do and see things that a normal tourist would never!! I know he struggled this past few years, and he fought a tremendous fight.  Glenn My dear friend, I will miss you more than you could ever know. I love you my big brother. 

I first met Glenn 12 years ago while working at Parata Systems. We had a lot in common and soon became fast friends. Although I live in Michigan we kept in touch thru text and calls. He was one of the nicest and most down to earth person I've ever met. 

I was deeply saddened by the news of his passing. My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time. He will be greatly missed. 


Special is defined as better, greater, or otherwise different for what is usual. Glenn was the definition of special. He carried a sense of peace and warmth that made everyone feel welcome no matter if he had known you one minute or a decade.  I was blessed to have his presence at my wedding and celebrated other great events with him. I always looked forward to having him around as his kindness and positivity was contagious. He will truly be missed and I’m just grateful I have such joyful memories of him and had the opportunity to tell him how truly special he was to me and everyone around him. May he Rest In Peace. 

To all that new Glenn, knew what a spectacular man that he is, not was.  For anyone that we’re lucky enough to know him we’re touched.

He would go out of his way to be there for his friends and family.  HE WAS ALWAYS there.  All can attest to this.  

If I were to call him up & tell him in the past that I was having a bad day, he would drive five hours to see if I and my family were well & would show up unannounced..  He did this for all of us, and you know who you are.

He was the Best Man in my wedding, and a best friend.

I’m sure that we have all shed many tears in his passing.  However, he kept a lot of his illness candid fore  he wants us to remember how he lived.

We must rejoice in his life, we will see him in eternity.

GOD BLESS YOU “G”

My Glenn, I see God needed a great angel. He has one when he called you up. Aka Romel, if u ever knew him either your conversation will be serious, intellectual or funny. I will miss you. He was like a baby brother. I love ME some Romel! 

I didn't often get the chance to speak with Glenn, but whenever I did he was always a great person to talk to. He always seemed to be very upbeat. My condolences to his friends and family, losing people is never easy.

I have known Glenn for many years.  We worked together at Parata.  I spent time on the road with Glenn.  He was one of the nicest and most sincere men that I have ever met.  I lost touch with him the last few years, I am very saddened that I let that happen.  Glenn will be missed.  He was WAY to young.  

I met Glenn at Victory Baptist in Pine Bluff Arkansas. He was the only one who befriended me as I stood off to the side. We became fast friends. Played basketball together. We would laugh and call him “Mumps”. We all loved to carry on with Glenn, and Glenn loved to give it back. Once I came to see him in Texas and we chased crows in the parking lot at Kroger. He scolded me, “Man black people don’t do this kind of thing.” Glenn was a pretty good writer. There was always something light-hearted and yet very deep about him at the same time. He was my friend. 

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Glenn Trotter

7 diciembre, 1976 – 3 noviembre, 2019

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