I worked with Glenn T McCanfrew Drug Store from 1952 to 1956. I learned a lot about the Pharmacy business while working with Glenn, Don Tubbs and Gus Anderson To this day I am grateful for what I learned an have fond memories of all three.

George Fsrley

Glenn and my father, Eddie Rodgers, grew up like brothers on the north side of Oil City. They were first cousins and close friends, with birthdays only six months apart. Glenn and Phoebe Kay were an integral part of our extended family and I will always remember them both for their kindness, keen intellect, and encouragement as I was growing up. Godspeed from our branch of the Rodgers family.

Sincerely, Vicki Rodgers NeCastro

I worked at Titusville Area Hospital when Glenn was there - he was always dedicated to his patients' well-being & professional with his peers. A very kind and gentle soul - a pleasure to work with & a compassionate man. Sympathy to his family & friends.

George I am sorry for your loss.

Glenn & Phoebe Kay were good friends of my parents, Robert & Joan Dallas, who have also passed away in recent years. Glenn always was upbeat & energetic. He was a plus to the community and everyone he met. ---- David Dallas

I met Glenn in 2010 while attending a computer class at Wesbury and he was assisting the teacher. He was such a help to me! Over the years I attended many events at Wesbury and always looked for him - usually finding him! He was such a friendly, smiley, caring person. My dear friend lives across the street from him at Wesbury and always kept me informed as to how he was doing. He will surely be missed as an integral part of the Wesbury community and I will forever keep his kindness close to my heart.

Remembering Glenn, as well as Phoebe, with respect and friendship from the 1960s in the Titusville First Methodist Church choir and Bible study groups. Glenn's positive attitude and cheerful approach contributed to any group. When I last saw him a few years ago at Wesbury, he was active in a barbershop group. A fine person, Glenn contributed positively wherever he found himself.