Glenn and I became friends the very first day that I walked into Ascension. I was very anxious being in a new and strange place, not knowing anyone, and I hadn't a clue of what I was suppose to do. Glenn immediately "took me under his wing" and became my mentor. He inspired me as a teacher. Glenn showed me what it meant to be kind, caring, sincere and "real" with students rather than merely teach a subject. With Glenn, life was always a grand adventure. He touched the lives of many people and made this world a better place. It was my honor and privilege to have been Glenn's friend. He will be greatly missed.