Death
Fuller, Glenn William. Passed away on September 5, 2020 surrounded by family at the Hamilton General Hospital in his 56th year.
Glenn is survived by his parents Phyllis and Edwin Hardy, brothers George (Brenda), Wesley (Gilda), Christopher (Ann), Michael Hardy, sister Laura Fuller, sister-in-law Marlene Fuller, many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Predeceased by his father John Fuller.
Cremation has taken place. Online condolences and photos at jwhartfuneralhome.com
Phyllis and Ed,
We were saddened to hear of Glenn’s passing. Many good memories for Mike and myself back in the day when things were much less complicated. Our sincere condolences to all his family on his loss. Gone but never forgotten, RIP
Lina & Mike
Aunt Phyllis and Ed and families we are very sorry to read about the passing of Glenn. Our thoughts are with all at this most difficult time.
Im so sorry to hear of this
I am so grateful to have spent some time knowing him before his passing
This breaks my heart but now he is free of pain and suffering and with our lord and watching all and helping to still guid and protect
He was well loved
A larger than life personality. We are sad that he has gone. Please accept our
condolences. May he Rest In Peace.
Susan & Tony
My deepest condolences to all family for your loss. Sincerely, Shanza
My heart is sad with this news…I worked at SMUN in St. Catharines and Glen loved to visit there. I will never forget the first day he rolled in..a cowboy larger than life with his “horse” by his side and his wounds from a recent surgery. I patched him up while having quite the conversation and I instantly had a connection that never faded. Glen was quite a colourful presence and he loved to write out plans as well as give people nicknames. Mine was “DAISY”. I will cherish his memory. My condolences to his Family and friends❤
Condolences to the whole family. I knew Glen for the last 10 years or so and will never forget him. Always there when he said he would be, always telling it like it was and at the end of the day a man who knew God and his place in Gods kingdom.
I will miss you buddy! Keep a seat warm for me.
Peace to you and your family.
Thanks for the stories and all the memories
Kyle Kuzyk and family.