Glendon was a hard worker and worked
as a carman for CN and in the Engineering Office. After CN, he went to
work for Proceco in Montreal for 15 years. Later he moved to
Hillsborough to be close to his family and started work at the
Hillsborough Irving where he was known to many and would always greet
everyone with a warm welcome and a great smile. He had a passion for
reading and this gave him knowledge about many things, he was a great
man to play Trivial Pursuit as he knew most of the answers. He started
travelling and has travelled to Africa, Korea, Poland, Hawaii and all
over the world. His thought was , you will never understand the true
meaning of your life, until you travel and experience how others are
living theirs. He was a member of the Hillsborough United Church and
attended faithfully when he was able and appreciated all the kindness
he was shown there. Glendon also had a passion for photography and
took many pictures. He was very close to his mother and sisters and
cherished the time he got to spend with them and especially the past
years of his mother’s life. He was also an awesome uncle. He
reconnected with Shelby the love of his life and the two depended on
each other and he was so grateful for the wonderful care she gave him,
he felt so fortunate to have her back in his life. They enjoyed
travelling together and also liked the quirky things in life like
their love of the Muppets.  » Life is not just the passing of
time. Life is the collection of experiences and their intensity. »
His legacy will live on forever in our hearts.