Message from Marie and Ernest Reid, Toronto, Ontario

Wondered why we had not heard from cousin Glenn past two Christmas seasons. He was working with us on his contribution to the Marple family history. He sent us a disc with photographs and we need to contact his sister June Beth for permission to put some of them in family history on line. Tried to find him tonight and got a very sad surprise. Glenn had e-mailed that he was looking forward to that trip. Such an adventurer. We miss that lad. He will never grow old. Deepest sympathy to June Beth and family. Met you once, June Beth, when your mother passed away.
Marie and Ernie

Message from Lou Luciano

Glenn touched all of us from UMASS Rugby through his coaching, laughter, and friendship. To be missed by all. Thank you Glenn. Rest In Peace Glenn.

Message from Margaret Moore

I met Glenn on the Himalayas trek. He was kind, thoughtful, and enthralled by all the new experiences unfolding around him. As we traveled together through the rhododendron forests, he talked about his love of nature, the constant sense of wonder at the beauty of the vistas, and a deep sense of gratitude for the life he had led. After he mentioned he had recently published a book on wildflowers, we all asked that he eventually autograph for us his book. He was so modest, in talking about his teaching AP courses as well as all the other leadership roles he had quietly taken, that it was a great joy to walk along with him.

A candle was lit by Jan and Joe Barako on May 11, 2017 2:58 PM

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Glenn was our neighbor at the Cape. He was a good friend. We remember the cohogs he would share with us after collecting them at the beach and proudly displayed in his basket. He also made the best ice cream. We will miss the kayak trips to Nantucket sound by way of Swan pond.

Message from Robert L. Laurence

Glenn and I met in the 1970s when he began to work with the UMass Rugby Club. He carried a large part of the administrative load and kept the Club ever improving. Well over a thousand rugby alumni are thankful for his efforts. He was and is ever still loved.

Message from Rosa family

You will be greatly missed at UMass pig roast. Our thoughts and prayers go out to your family

Message from john borlen

may 9 2017 the city of holyoke has loast a great man and legend in glenn he was one of the nicest persons i knew we worked together as teacherv and custodian at both the peck school and holyoke high school he was loved and respected by many people in and around holyoke and he will be missed by many for years to come so glenn until we meet again may god hold you in the palm of his hand

Message from Brent & Karin Goldstein

Glenn we will miss you as will all of UMASS Rugby nation.

Message from Steve and Bonnie Lemanski

We could not have asked for a better neighbor than Glen. He was such an interesting person and friend. As we look across the street each day, we wait for his return from one of his adventures. He now on the greatest adventure. We will miss you Glen.

Bonnie and Steve

Message from James Morrone

Glenn rest in peace .. Remember playing Rugby with you at the Zoo in the 80's Fun times 🌟🌟😎🏉🏉🏉🏉
God Bless.

Message from Bill & Sandy Rigali

Glenn was a great teacher...always put his students first. Loved how he went after his adventures! Will be missed by many.

Message from Holyoke High School Class of 1968

On behalf of Glenn's Classmates from HHS Class of 1968 we extend our sincere condolences to the Conway Family.
Glenn will be remembered by many of us as a happy go lucky guy, always a kind word and keep himself involved in many school activities. Oh, and he always had a smile as he passed one by in the halls or classroom.
His loss will be felt by many. God Bless
Darlene Smith Benson

A candle was lit by Jeanne and Mike Morin on May 7, 2017 1:08 PM

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We miss you Glenn, you were a big part of our family. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all who loved Glenn.