Passed away peacefully at SHN, near the end of his ninety-seventh trip around the sun.

Father of Rob, brother of Joan(John), and stepfather to Brian (Janet) and Paul. “Uncle Glen” to Ros, Scott (Tracy), Steve (Linda), Ian (Sarah) and Dan (Deb), and the “four dynamos” Caleb, Malcolm, Kierran, and Duncan. “Grampa Glen” to Adrianne, Matt, Sean, Candice, Devon, Harrison, Erin, Jeff and Jordan, and just Glen to Steve and Jenine (Jake). Predeceased by wife Eleanor and second wife Janet, brothers Ern and John, son Kim, nephew Kevin, great-nephew TJ, stepdaughters Brooke and Lee Ann, and grandson Thomas.

He was a longtime, active member of Wexford Heights United Church, where he volunteered for fifteen years on the team that served breakfast to the “Out of The Cold” guests at Eastminster United. For many years he collected aluminum cans which were then “cashed in” at the metal recycling plant for money to support Habitat for Humanity builds. He and Janet attended many events with the “Saturday Nighters” social group, including “Last Night at the Proms” at Roy Thomson, and shows at the Scarborough Theatre. When Wexford Heights disbanded, he went along the street and joined Wexford Presbyterian where he attended services until the pandemic hit in 2020.

A skier in his earlier years, he led annual family ski trips to Tremblant and the Village Green at Stowe, ensuring that all of his grandchildren had the opportunity to learn to ski. He was an avid bowler and belonged to the Eastward Bowling and Social Club for over fifty years. He enjoyed golfing with his many friends, at Bangor Lodge for a week many summers, and on various holidays in Florida and Myrtle Beach, and at the annual family golf tournament. He loved to play euchre and Rook, and could barely contain his excitement upon being dealt a good hand. He did not have a poker face in cards or in life.

His working years were spent mostly in confectionery sales and merchandising with the Willard Chocolate Company, Willam Neilson Limited, and then the Becker Milk company, where he traveled to stores throughout Ontario. He could usually provide directions to anywhere in Ontario that had a Beckers store. He said that he enjoyed every minute of it. He retired in 1992.

An active, outgoing man with a booming voice, he was a good father, neighbour and friend, and was honest to a fault. A good soul, he will be missed by all who knew him.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the Dalglish Family 22q Clinic at UHN, 200 Elizabeth St. 8NU-802, Toronto ON M5G 2C4, (or online at www.22q.ca), or donate to the food bank of your choice.