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Sorry to hear of Glenn’s passing. Is he the last of “The Little Delta” adventurers?
When we go out this Fall to hunt with our traditonal bows we honor Glenn and others like him.
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He will be missed. Rest in peace Glenn.
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Condolences on the loss to Family and Friends
His spirit is free to roam the hills and valleys once again. An adventurer, a pioneer, well remembered by all, a legacy left behind of a gentleman. What more can someone ask for in this life? A full life he had. Rest in peace.
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I had the distinct privilege of spending some time with Glenn on several occasions, and got to listen to some stories. He is the last of the pioneer generation for the most part. Glenn St.Charles was a class-act, and he will be missed.
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Alas! To return home from a successful hunt only to find that my longtime friend has passed on three months shy of his 99th Birthday makes for a bittersweet month.
Goodbye, my dear friend. We sure had some swell times and hunts, didn’t we?
T.J.
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Ah man, I just saw this and while you knew it would happen someday, it is still tough to swallow. He was one of traditional archery’s finest. A true gentleman has passed on to the happy hunting grounds above! God Bless him and his family…
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I was hiking into my antelope blind at the time of Glenn’s passing, somehow that just seems right! Glenn would want all of us to keep on hunting and keep the spirit of traditional archery alive and most of all make sure we passed the torch to the next generation.
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Sad news to hear after coming back from a good trip to antelope country with my Dad. I was never fortunate enough to meet the man, but I still feel a loss. He was a true advocate for our community. I can only imagine what it’s like for those who knew him. My condolences to his family and friends.
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