GLENN ROBERT DAVIS

Condolences & Memories (35 entries)

• Glen and I co coached our daughters Cheyenne and Jordy many years ago in ringette. Glen had a spark in his eye and saw the same in my daughter and he was a Dad to all the girls. He will be remembered for his laugh and his guidance and few people can touch a life in such a way in such a short time. Hearts and prayers to you girls and all the support friends can being Jody - Posted by: Jody Berry (Friend and Coach ) on: Jun 21, 2019

• Robin and girls, so very sorry to hear about Glenn. We always enjoyed talking to him during hockey season when the girls played together. Our deepest condolences to you during this difficult time. - Posted by: The Schlamp family (Friends) on: Dec 17, 2018

• Had just begun to know Glenn this summer, becoming a new neighbor on the block. Always enjoyed speaking with him about muscle cars, travel, or whatever else was going on. Will miss seeing him around. Our deepest condolences to the entire family. - Posted by: Chris Friesen (Neighbor) on: Nov 22, 2018

• My condolences to you Robin and to your family. My heart aches for your unimaginable loss. You are all in my prayers and thoughts. - Posted by: Sharon (Robin’s high school friend) on: Nov 22, 2018

• I met Glen and his family thru my husband Isaac’s work. They worked together for many years. Isaac thought highly of him. Weirdly, Glen and I would randomly meet shopping in various stores. Always quick with a hello and a smile. I’m truly saddened of his passing. My condolences to his family. - Posted by: Paulette Giesbrecht (Friend) on: Nov 22, 2018

• Robin and family....I am so very saddened to hear of your loss and passing of Glenn. The community of Lac Du Bonnet is a very tight knit group of friends of which Glenn was a huge and wonderful part of. It seems like only yesterday when you and Glenn with your 2 beautiful daughters moved into our neighborhood! Glenn will be missed dearly and remembered fondly. He had a smile for everyone !! My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very difficult time. With love....Robin Polley - Posted by: Robin Polley (Friend ) on: Nov 22, 2018

• I was shocked to hear that Glenn had passed. He was one of those guys in the workplace that made the days go better. He always had a smile, loved to laugh, and helped me to the best of his ability which was considerable, with any problem I had. I did not discuss family with him but from my family to his our sincere condolences. Glenn and I were like minded and was extremely easy to get along with. The world needs more people like him. You can tell by the amount of comments here what kind of person he was. He will be missed. - Posted by: Mike Crerar (Coworker at Toromont Cat) on: Nov 21, 2018

• Glen was a funny guy at work. Fooled around a bit. Had us smiling. Was a friendly guy to work with. Sorry to hear about Glen. So sad. - Posted by: Brian kashuba (Work friend, played hockey a bit.) on: Nov 21, 2018

• I had met Glenn a few years back while he was doing his thing to our Gen sets. Through our interactions I found out that we hung out with common friends in our teen years but never met, I would guess to say we saw these friends on alternate days. He had a love of music, a quick wit and always had time for you and your concerns. I have learned that we go through life meeting people as we do our thing and sometimes we encounter that kindred soul one would say that stands out amongst the rest. Always looked forward to his visits and to his insight, I will miss him. - Posted by: Michael O'Flaherty (Work asscoiate/friend) on: Nov 20, 2018

• Don't know what to say that hasn't been said, but I'll try. I'm crying, we're all crying, but also there is laughter, because of all the wonderful memories you've given us. For me, a lot of them were out in Redditt, mini bikes, fishing, swimming, mud holes, and waiting to see how long it would take before some kind of mischief would happen (usually not long). You gave us all such great memories that will never be forgotten. I give all my love and many hugs and kisses to the whole family. Glenn, I feel so blessed and proud that you were in my life. Love you forever Coz-in! - Posted by: Lisa Audziss and family (Cousin) on: Nov 20, 2018

• I'm very sad to have learned of Glenn's passing. He was a life long friend and good buddy! The best times were having Mrs Davis' baked beans on a Sunday evening and laughing with the family. My sincere condolences go out to Mrs Davis, Laurie, Linda and Patrick. Love Gavin - Posted by: Gavin Cherrie (Friend) on: Nov 20, 2018

• I was taken aback when I heard from Toromont of Glenn's sudden passing. He was both great to work with and a skilled mechanic. Will miss him. Our condolences to the family from the Power House staff at Grace Hospital. Darrell Friesen (Chief Engineer - Grace Hospital) - Posted by: Darrell Friesen (Grace Hospital - Toromont) on: Nov 20, 2018

• We are so sorry for your loss. We have such great memories of Glenn. Having camped at Netley we met Glenn and his family. Glenn always greeted us with his great smile and his hardy laugh. Every summer weekend it was Glenn's goal to try to throw the two Justins off the tube as he pulled them behind his boat. The two Justin's always looked up to Glenn and loved joking with him. Jon always said if there was going to be trouble, he wanted Glenn on his side. Glenn was a great person and will be deeply missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with Robin, Shawnee, Cheyene and family. - Posted by: Judy and Jon Dack (Friends) on: Nov 19, 2018

• I was totally shocked when I heard the news of Glenn's passing. I just couldn't think of anything else, but got comfort in thinking of some of the fun times during our 12 years or so at work and when I would run into Glenn a few times a year at job sites, community centres and different places after I left Powell. Glenn always offered a handshake and his Montana wide smile. We always enjoyed a few laughs and caught up like it was yesterday since we last spoke. Pat and I would like to offer our sincere condolences to Robin and all of Glenn's family. Rest in Peace Bud!! - Posted by: Murray & Pat Wedlake (Former co-worker @ Powell/Toromont Cat) on: Nov 19, 2018

• So sorry to hear of your sudden loss of husband and father. I’m sure he will be truly missed by you all. Thinking of you and your family during this time. Our Sympathies Doreen Rick, Kristen and Jennifer Small - Posted by: Doreen Small (Friend/ neighbor ) on: Nov 19, 2018

• Our condolences to you and your family. - Posted by: Gary (Cousin) on: Nov 19, 2018

• My heart broke when I received the news of Glenn's passing. My heartfelt sympathies go out to Robin, Laurie, and all the members of the family. It's been over 30 yrs since we had contact with each other but the memories flood back, like it was yesterday. We spent so much time together! You will be greatly missed my dear friend... - Posted by: Don Workman (friend from "back in the day" served our apprentiship in the Powell Equipment days together) on: Nov 19, 2018

• The world lost a great man. He will be missed more than he could have imagined. - Posted by: Greg Dueck (work) on: Nov 19, 2018

• Robin and family ... so sorry to hear of your loss, stay strong. - Posted by: Colleen Couture (friend (Kim's sister )) on: Nov 18, 2018

• So sorry for your loss. Sending love, hugs and prayers to you Robin and the girls. - Posted by: Ken and Cyndi Bade (Friends) on: Nov 18, 2018

• Rest in peace brother, enjoyed the time we worked together at Toromont Cat. You lit up the place, smile, laughter, and the unforgettable handshake. You will deeply be missed, you are one of a kind. I am blessed to have called you friend, gone too soon but will never be forgotten. Condolences to the family during this very sad time. Fly high, and fly fast, you are free. God Bless Gord Nayanookeesic and Robbin Samagalski - Posted by: Gord Nayanookeesic (Buddy) on: Nov 18, 2018

• Our sincere condolences to the family. May your faith and the Love of family and friends comfort you in this time of sorrow. Love from Nova Scotia <3 - Posted by: Judith Robertson (Sister of Brother in Law (Fred)) on: Nov 18, 2018

• My sincere condolences Robin and family. - Posted by: Robin Hazlett (friend) on: Nov 18, 2018

• Dear Laurie and Family, my sincere, deepest condolences. May you find peace amongst each other during this difficult time. Love Christine Brydges - Posted by: Christine Brydges (Friend ) on: Nov 17, 2018

• Very sorry for your loss. Worked with him for a couple of years and liked him alot. I'm shocked and saddened, life is so hard at times but help is always there and you're not alone.........RIP my friend. - Posted by: Eric Thomson (previous co-worker) on: Nov 17, 2018

• Our condolences to you and your family on the passing of Glenn. - Posted by: Karbonik Family (Friends ) on: Nov 17, 2018

• It was a shock to hear the Instagram Shane saw on Thurs!! Thoughts and prayers to Robin and family. We may not have visited much but you were always thought about!! Going miss you Glen. Rest in peace. - Posted by: Kathy (Cousin) on: Nov 17, 2018

• My deepest sympathies to all of Glenn's family. I worked with Glenn for many years and always got along great with him as it seems most everyone did. I hadn't seen him in probably 10 years or more but definitely have good memories. Even though this is almost impossible to believe or understand, hopefully we can all get a small bit of comfort in the hope that he's at peace. - Posted by: Randy Pentlichuk (former co-worker) on: Nov 17, 2018

• I will never forget our great times we spent at Netley Creek in the summer time during high school in the winter we would ski doo out of your mom and dad's garage right into the open field never getting caught. We did get caught riding horses in that farmers field, I’ll never forget you told me ride this one it’s trained so I believed you and jumped on. I was bucked off faster than you guys could run to get away. The best of times was spending Christmas Eve singing Johnny Cash songs while your dad played the guitar. I will miss you forever. I will never forget all our great times together over the years, it will always be Glen, Garth, Rick and Gavin friends forever. love Garth - Posted by: Garth Bancoft (Child hood friend ) on: Nov 17, 2018

• Robin and family, So very sorry to hear of Glenn's passing. Thinking of you at this time. Lynn Handregan - Posted by: Lynn Handregan (Forall/Netley Friend) on: Nov 17, 2018

• I was stunned to learn today that Glenn passed away. Glenn and I grew up together on McMeans Bay. We were best friends growing up, played sports together, hung out and were inseparable when we were kids. As we grew older and had families we grew apart but there was always a connection when ever we saw each other. I last saw Glen this past summer when he stopped by to show me his Cougar that he finally finished restoring. I want to pass on my condolences to Margret, Laurie, Linda and Patrick, Robin, Shawnee and Cheyenne and the rest of the family. My thoughts and Prayers are with you. I am going to miss you old friend. Rest In Peace. - Posted by: Richard Pearson (Friend) on: Nov 17, 2018

• One of my favorite guys to hang out with at the rink while we were watching our daughters play hockey together. Always had a positive outlook and was a fun guy to be around. Loved Life. A great Father, Husband, Son and Son-in-Law and friend. You're sure going to be missed. - Posted by: Doug Zajac (Friend) on: Nov 17, 2018

• Although you're gone we will remember you forever - your personality and love of others and sports and especially your girls and family. Glenn you always treated us as family including my children in many firsts for them: first boat rides, first attempts to water ski, etc. We will miss you greatly. I hope you know we loved you and we are so thankful we knew you. We will miss you but we will remember the good times and support and love Robin and the girls through this. Gone not forgotten, God Bless. - Posted by: Shelley Costa (family friend) on: Nov 17, 2018

• Glenn, you will be missed so very much. Every time we sit around a campfire, we'll think of you and all the good times we had when we were neighbours out at the creek. We will miss your crazy antics, your witty come backs, your booming laugh. We loved how you were so good to children - you were every child's favourite uncle and ringmaster of "Camp Playmore". We loved how good you were to us - over the 30 years of friendship we could always count on you to help out; you were always there. Robin, Shawnee, and Cheyenne: we are so terribly sorry for the tragic loss of your husband and father. He loved you so much; we enjoyed seeing how close a family you all were. You are forever in our prayers and we will stay at your side and surround you with love and compassion as your mourn Glenn's passing. - Posted by: Lisa and Mark Hunter (Family friends) on: Nov 17, 2018

• Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to the entire Davis family. - Posted by: Bob and Janis Davies (Former co-worker from Toromont) on: Nov 17, 2018