Jason Edward Glenn

Submitted by: Ann Strickland
Born: 1983
Died: 2018
My Tribute:

8 weeks tomorrow I lost my son to a to a disease that he had struggled with for 20 years. He was an awesome person. Everyone he knew was touched by his kind and caring soul. He is survived by his mom, three beautiful children and countless friends. He loved and was loved by a tribe. But somehow…we couldn’t save him. We love you jason. We miss you. But somehow, we as survivors must pick up the pieces and try to make a difference. We lost the battle but we can not loose the war. I love you son…always and forever.

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