Glen and I worked together at Lockheed Marietta in the mid 80's.
Just this morning at my work desk something he told me about aircraft manufacturing over 35 years ago popped in my head. I googled him and so sad to see he passed several years ago. Glen was a very kind, witty and smart co-worker. My sympathy to his friends and family.

Glenn and I lived together in GA for many years.  My memories involve watching a movie we both particularly loved - "The Breakfast Club."  We could quote it word for word.  He and I both laughed throughout this movie.  I can't believe I won't be able to see it with him again.  It just breaks my heart.  I miss him so much.  He could always make me laugh.  My dear cousin, I love you, I miss you, and you are always in my heart, Honey.  Your laughter and your love are always with me.  

We are so saddened to hear about Glenn. Our families grew up across the street from each other, and our mothers remain very good friends. 

He was older enough than me that he would watch me if our parents went out, but he always seemed more like a buddy than a “babysitter”. He made tomato soup with Fritos, which I thought was amazing! Later, he had one wall of his bedroom painted with the cover of The Police album “Ghost in the Machine”. Again, I thought this was amazing! This guy is sooo cool...it sounds like that trend very much continued.

We can’t imagine the pain you’re going through. What a terrible loss. All our love and deepest sympathies from everone in our family.

We are so saddened by the sudden loss of Glenn and send our deepest condolences. I wish we could take some of the pain. We didn't know him well and hadn't seen him and Lea in many years but the photo you've added is exactly how we remember him...with a huge smile and laughing.

God bless his soul.

Glenn was the best man I've ever known. He has been a part of our family for over 30 years. He has always been there for all of us to make us laugh, hug us when we cried, do all the heavy lifting and so very much more. I see him everywhere. I look out my kitchen window very early every morning  and I can see in their kitchen window where he's usually making his black rifle coffee. I see him filling up the bird feeders, getting wood, playing with the boys, the hammock, the field, etc.. We'd always holler at each other from our back porches during beautiful sunrises, sunsets and rainbows.  He loved it out here. I will forever look for him. 
I love you Glenn

God's Word tells us that there are many seasons under heaven (Ecclesiastes 3). Two of these are times to weep and times to mourn. We must also celebrate and rejoice FOR Glennbo. I am confident that Jesus is telling him well done, "I Know You." Glenn's spirit has always been so kindred. I know I will see him one day. 

Blessings to you, Lea.

Gene

 I'm so sorry for the loss of Glen, he was a wonderful and caring person .  The few times that he came home from work and I happened to be there with Lea, I felt very welcome.   I'm so sorry Lea, I loved
 him, because  he loved you so much.   All my prayers are with you and I know  that he is in  a much better place. 🙏 all my love to you and your family 
Love you 
Terry 

Lea, 
I am so very sorry. To know Glen, was to love him! Wish I could be there for you and your beautiful family. Virtual hugs for all. I am here anytime you need to talk. 
Love,
Patti

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Glenn Robert Toth

December 18, 1962 – May 10, 2021

Owen Funeral Home

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