Glenn B. Prager

Sherrill our deepest condolences to you and your family. We just found out about glens passing. Your in our deepest thoughts. We had some great times with you & glen god bless you & I know he's telling those famous jokes up there. Rest in peace. Love Joe & Mary Ann Vecellio

I was there and performed many times at the crater with our band The Jesters and Ye Court Jesters. Glenn had a contest for most popular teenagers in 1968 and I won along with a girl and Glenn, myself and Diane, flew to New York to attend the Ed Sullivan Show, where Paul Revere and The Raiders were appearing. I was seated behind Jack Benny's wife. Glenn was a sweet soul and he will be missed. Jose Escamilla

My deepest condolences to you, Sherrill. I well remember your and Glenn's hospitality to me and Jim in Las Vegas and the pleasant meals we enjoyed there. Please know I think of you and wish you peace and love. Fondly, Louhannah Walker

So sorry to hear of Glenn's passing. I always enjoyed him when he came into or shop. It has been awhile that I have seen him but I remember him so well, he will be missed. Our deepest sympathy and thoughts and prayers for Glenn, Sherrill and his entire family.

Jackie and Al Kuenster and Harry Malichky from H & J Trophies

I would like to extend my sincere Blessings to
Glenn's entire family, it is not possible for me to attend the Services in Roswell this Friday and be with you to pay my respects for your loss.
Knowing Glenn for more than 65 years and
noting his accomplishments was a true pleasure. We had many good times over the
years, in the National Guard together, along with activities in High School.
My Prayers are with you,
Jim Fondy, Class of 1954 Roswell High
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He leaves behind a great legacy. Praying God's peace to the family.

Beautiful family, beautiful life, dance with the angels!

Dear Prager Family,
I am sending love and prayers to your family in this time of the loss of a very special man. You outlived all the doctors telling you many times you would not make it and you did. I have lived your life through your precious daughter, Rose Ann and our old days in Roswell in the community theater. You are missed by so many but we know God has opened His arms to bring you home. I am sending love, hugs and prayers. With love, Mardi Nicklin

Daddy,
I know you are rejoicing in heaven and you are no longer suffering. I miss hearing your "jokes" that I have heard a thousand times. Oh, what I would do just to hear them one my time. I will see you in heaven. Forever I will love you. Forever I will be "Daddy's little girl." I love you Daddy, Rose Ann