Glenn Jeffrey Mitchell

A mutual friend recently reconnected Glenn and myself after realizing our similar past and stories we mutually shared. Glenn and I were in the Fire Science program located at Chemeketa in the early 80's. Glenn being a few years older and wiser was looked up to by many. Even though we spent just two short years together in school, our memories are clear. The reconnection was a true blessing and Glenn and I threw back a few beers to recount our younger years. Glenn is kind hearted and well...

I grew up next to Glen, my parents Mary & Gary are still right next door. He was always such a good friend and neighbor. If I had a problem, he always had an ear ready. If I need a tool, his were always available. He always treated Mary & Gary like family too. Any time he mentioned his real family he would always smile so big, especially his Mom and Dad who visited his house frequently. I remember how happy he was when he got that Kawasaki motorcycle... And one distinct visual memory of him...

I was in the same class in the fire science program at Chemeketa over 30 years ago I haven't seen him since then but my memories of him are always good he was a fun guy very nice and neat to be around. My condolences to the family

I will always remember him working beside me on the polishing floor, the joke's he would tell and that little kid smile he would have, prescious memory's. I'm going to miss my friend, he is still an inspiration to me. God bless his family, and be with them in their time of need.

I had the privilege of working with Glenn while working at SUMCO, In Salem. He was an amazing coworker. Always there with a helping hand and kind spirit. I feel blessed to have known him. His fun quirky personality will be missed.

We will miss our great neighbor.what a great kind spirit he had.god bless john and sherrie hunt

We are so sorry for your loss. Glenn will be missed.
Love and prayers, Michael and Robin Bozeman