Glenn Dee Harwell

Met Glenn at a Kemper reunion a few years ago. Glenn was the kind of guy that was a friend from the first handshake. He was kind of like an old pair of gloves, a perfect fit. I looked forward to seeing him at reunions and our text messages. Glenn was a fine example of a Kemper Old Boy and we will miss him! Ken Burrows KMS 1955 - 1958

One of the times I got to see your dad was when we took a train ride in Georgetown together with our girls. He loved the mountains and he said this train ride was on his bucket list. He loved being able to sit and take in the mountains. I feel lucky to have been with you all on one of his bucket list items. Afterwards, we ate lunch by the river and listened to the water rushing by. He always had a story to tell about all of the places he'd been and seen. He loved Colorado! I love that we both shared that same love of the mountains. Sorry for your loss!

Hey Papa Smurf, this place is really real. :) This poster was hanging up in one of his hospital rooms and I told Glenn about the trip that Justin, Dillon and I took to Bayfield, WI. He said he kept looking at the poster wondering if it was a real place or a fake poster. I miss you, Pops. I love you. This place is kinda boring without you. xoxo

Glen and I shared many things in common. Both born in the same month and year just days apart. We both went to Kemper at the same time, although in different Companies, graduating the same year. We were both private pilots among other life events. We were together at his last Kemper reunion where we shared a number of KMS memories. He always spoke so fondly of his children. I will miss our conversations and shared memories. Rest in peace my friend.