Thursday, November 25, 2021
Audrey I was sorry to read of Glenn's passing. With the pandemic these last several years I had fallen out of touch with Glenn.
I always enjoyed Glenn's many visits to our Hereford farm at White Lake, and I think he did too!
We travelled to several purebred auctions, both at Ashton and Peterborough. Glenn got so excited it was fun to watch, especially when he or I were successful bidders. Glenn knew his cattle and while I only raised polled Herefords, he often spoke of his lifelong soft spot for Shorthorns. We talked pedigrees and cattle conformation for hours on end. He got a real kick out fo seeing the new born calves each winter and spring, especially his, that I boarded.
Glenn was a very loyal and proud "Carpie". I recall his many unsung contributions to the success of Carp Fair.
In our last get together, Glenn alluded to an illness that had become quite debilitating. I hope his last years were good.
Please extend my condolences to his sons and their families. A life well lived.
