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I worked at Guy Carpenter when Glenn first came to the company, probably in 1986 or 1987. What a wonderful young man, quiet but friendly, learning the cash receipts end of treaty accounting. He was so good natured, you couldn't pull a practical joke on him, in good conscience.I am so sorry for his loss, and to his family and friends please accept my sincerest sorrow. God bless you, buddy, you're up there watching over all of us now.

Dear Glenn,

We shall never forget you, your smile, your voice and your laugh. We shall keep this day as a sacred remembrance of you and what we lost in a moment.

We carry on but we never leave you behind. Thank you for helping us daily to carry the tears and the sadness in our hearts but still to move forward with strength and determination. God Bless You and your family today and always. Patricia & Charles Barraza

I worked with Glenn at Guy Carpenter for over 5 years, he was a nice and gentle soul. He was a guess at my wedding. He never said a bad word to say about anything, always had a smile, a kind word, and a listening ears.

I miss you Glenn, I always think of you. I know that you brightening up the skies with your smile.

Glenn may you rest in Peace, you and my Dad Don Keeks were very good friends, I work at Guy Carpenter briefly as a student years ago..You are truly missed.

Seasons change, time passes but what remains the same is your imprint on our hearts. Your smile, your face, your stories & jokes are forever ours. Rest in peace and may God Bless you and your family today on the 10th anniversary of that terrible morning. We miss you and we are better for having known you. We remember you today and always...

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I have the honor of reading your name in a special ceremony here in McKinney, TX. So far away from Ground Zero but yet so close. You worked with one of my high school teachers, Susan Murray, who was there that day along with your other colleagues. I am a Jersey girl transplanted here. My brother-in-law works at Moody's, just a block away but was traveling that day. My husband worked in the Woolworth building for many years. It could have been them, but it was you and Susan and so many others. Rest in peace.

Glenn,

You will always be in my thoughts. Will remember the times we went bowling at MSG. Can still picture your smile. 10 years went by so fast. Rest in peace.

Glenn,

We had such fun and laughs bowling. You are always in my thoughts. I can't believe 10 years has passed since we sat at the sports dinner. You are truly missed. Rest in peace.

I didn't know you, but from the comments posted you were a very special person and you resemble an old boyfriend of mine in highschool. 9/11 affected all of us in one way or another. Even though I am no where near New York, It still hurts to be reminded of what happened that fateful day. Everyone loss will forever be in our hearts.

My son-in-law just visited NYC from San Diego and brought me a bracelet from Ground Zero, chosen at random with Glenn's name on it. I will wear it always and never forget. I wish I had known Glenn; these tributes portray a wonderful person. I hope the tragedy of 9/11 will remind us always to be grateful for the blessings of freedom.

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Today, a day very much like that Tuesday nine years ago we are remembering you with love. Keeping your memory forever in our hearts and praying for you, your family and friends. Patricia and Charles Barraza

Glenn, You are always in my thoughts. Miss you. Rest in peace.

Elena

Glenn, bowlng has never been the same without you ... you and your heartwarming smile is greatly missed.

Tomorrow we start a new bowling season, but they are just not as much fun since you've been gone. How I loved watching you and Tommy chest-butt after making those many strikes and putting away another opponent. I was so glad to be your teammate when we took first place. I enjoyed your charm and wit. You are missed. God bless you.

Glenn, Remembering you and your wonderful personality and smile. Thank you and God Bless you and your family today and always. Pat

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Your are truly missed amoung your colleagues and Friends.

Rest in Peace.

As September 11 draws near once again. I will always remember you. I think of all the good times we shared often. Rest in peace.

More than a moment of silence, on this day and everyday may we use our lives to honor and respectfully remember you. With careful consideration we continue on where you could have gone, good left undone, countless gifts not given. We will not fail; we will not forget you, our precious family, our dear friend, our inspiration. Patricia & Charles Barraza

With a terrible sadness we mark this day, the third anniversary of the morning we lost each of you. In the end it is only a marker. The grief, sorrow and the incredible possibilities that we lost in those horrific moments remain with us every day. We weep, no, sob from a place deep, deep inside that has been left empty by your absence. And we pray, for you, your families, your friends, and your colleagues. And for ourselves may God give us the strength to go forward and honor you with our lives. We will never forget you.

Patricia Barraza

Remembering - Just today I was looking at the picture from our summer 2001 outing where we were standing together smiling. I can remember that day so vividly, laughing and sharing that group moment. I wanted to write to say we remember you and think of you as we go on. We miss your being, but feel your presence. I believe that your spirit is our angel watching over us in a dangerous world. Remembering you keeps you with us and brings us peace in turmoil. In this season of renewal and everyday since we “lost” you we keep you and your loved ones in our thoughts and prayers. Peace to you.

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Do not stand at my grave and weep;

I am not there, I do not sleep.

I am a thousand winds that blow.

I am the softly falling snow.

I am the gentle showers of rain.

I am the fields of ripening grain.

I am the morning hush.

I am the graceful rush

of beautiful birds in circling flight.

I am the star shine of the night.

I am the flowers that bloom.

I am in a quiet room.

I am the birds that sing.

I am in each lovely thing.

Do not stand at my grave and cry;

I am not there.I did not die."

...Mary Frye, Baltimore MD, Circa 1933

Alive in our hearts forever...

In loving memory of dear Glenn

Patricia & Charles Barraza

IT HAS BEEN HARD FOR ME NOT SEEING YOUR SMILE. GOD HAS A PREFECT ANGEL WITH HIM. BECAUSE YOU ARE HOME AND NOW FREE. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBER AS MY NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR. MAY GOD WATCH OVER YOU IN HEAVEN.. I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU.. REST IN PEACE.. YOU ARE THE SWEETEST ANGEL..

Spirits-:A Tribute to victims of WTC 9/11

Spirits of our beloved are here trapped in a world that witnessed their sudden and violent end

Spirits needing closure, spirits needing peace.

Spirits are here and while, we desperately feel the need to communicate, our innate desires only ignite the fires that obscure the way to heavens gate.

Spirits are here, let us acknowledge their presence with reverence.

Let us pray for their guidance and transition in peace.

They should not be doomed to haunt the halls and grounds of monuments erected in their honor.

This place is hallowed ground, holding secrets still unfound a shrine for friends and families, who silently grieve and believe soon closure will come.

Entomed in this ground is my own, my blood, my flesh, my bone.

Ipray, Mother Earth, let go, let God give peace and sanctuary to this beautiful and restless soul I know.

Spirits are here, we are their medium from without and within, they have endured as we have endured.

We must roll away the stone and let the closure begin.

Allow them a well deserved journey, in peace, to everlasting glory.

Quietly and reverently, let go and let God.

We all miss you. i guess with this the rest of your cousins we will grow closer together and talk about our own experiences with you.

All my love

Dale

Iremember with much love your childhood in the small town of LaBREA i miss your weekly emails you were a thoughtful and kind soul may your soul rest in peace

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I worked with Glenn at Guy Carpenter. He was a very gentle caring individual. He loved sports and was very kind to me. I needed a triptik from AAA quickly. Glenn went to the AAA office in his neighborhood and brought me the info the following day. I remember you in my prayers.

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