Condolence: Brenda and family, I will always remember your father as an inspiring educational leader. He had a way of recognizing your strengths and expecting you to apply them to the best of your ability to make a difference for children's learning.

Condolence: Dear Brenda and family, we wish to extend our sincere condolences to you. We are thinking of you during this difficult time. So fortunate to have met your Dad, and we think of his smiling eyes whenever we met. The stars will be shining for you Brenda over Bay Lake. Donna and Bruce

Condolence: Dear Brenda and family. We were sorry to hear that your Dad passed away. You are to be commended for looking after him for these last 15 months. We are sure you have so many wonderful memories of that time with your Dad, but all the times they flew to California to be with you and your family to celebrate special occasions. It doesn't seem possible that your Mom passed away 8 years ago. She was my first cousin. Our thoughts will be with you tomorrow as you celebrate the life, well lived, of your Dad. Take care, Ron and Janet

Condolence: Posted by Gerry and Lisa O'Toole (Friends) On Wednesday, March 22, 2017 Brenda-we’re so blessed to have known Glenn. When we think of him, we’ll remember the smile in his eyes, the strength of his character, his love for family, his perfect posture and his devotion to being smartly dressed and immaculately groomed (no matter what)! You mentioned that he is your hero. Know that you are his too. May you find comfort and peace knowing he passed with no words unspoken, in your loving care and looking forward to being reunited with Marilyn and Lynn. With love

Condolence: Brenda, our thoughts are with you. Our deepest condolences.

Condolence: Dear Brenda and family: I am so sorry to learn of your fathers passing. I appreciated the opportunity to speak with him and reconnect in the last few months. I know this is a great loss to you. Your love for both of your parents is exemplary. It is most evident in the devotion and personal sacrifices you have made to be with Glen. Beyond that, however, your own efforts have been heroic to make it possible for him to enjoy his last days in a place he loved and could share with you. He may be gone, but have peace of mind that there is much of him that lives on in you. Sincerely, Bill

Condolence: My condolences to the Brenda and family. I have great respect for your father and am thankful for the guidance and support he gave me early in my teaching career. He truly was a man of integrity.

Condolence: I had the good fortune to meet Mr Watson when he was the head of the BCHS Volunteer Association and liaison to the BCHS Foundation Board. Sincere sympathy in losing such a great Dad.

Condolence: Brenda, I hope you know how we feel about your dad and the great friend he was to Wes and Vivienne. I'm sure the last months you have spent with your dad have had their ups and downs. But it is perfect that you could be with him at the end. A good man...and as you have said...a life well lived.