Glenn Greenfield

Glenn was an amazing brother-in-law and uncle to our family. We will love and miss him always. His memory will live forever in our hearts as we will always reflect back on our wonderful times together.
To the full Greenfield family – our deepest sympathies. You were loved so much by Glenn. It was inspirational how strong you all were for Glenn.

Love – John, Melinda, Hope, Grace, John, Eric, and Aidan

I had the privilege of working with Glenn for many years at the Cami plant. Spent a lot of our time together talking sports and razing each other about our favorite hockey team. It was always in good fun. Often talking about kids and golf game. Thinking of the Greenfield family and there loss. Praying to give you strength as you go through this very difficult time.

Our heartfelt condolences on the passing of Glenn. An old cottage friend with many great memories. Thinking of the entire family during this difficult time.
— The Meek and Balsdon families

Our thoughts are with you all during this trying time. Always love every Xmas getting the beautiful card with the family picture. Your love and strength as a strong family will get you through the hard times.

Glenn’s smile and laughter will be missed on and off the court. A respected, reliable partner and a great friend.

Rest easy Glenn. Your spirit lives on in all of us.

Truly,

The Elgin Basketball Referees’ Association

As Secretary of OABO, I came to know and work with Glen when he was Secretary/Treasurer of the London board. We also enjoyed numerous conversations at our Annual Meetings. He was a kind and respectful person. Basketball officiating was a big part of his life. Everyone who knew Glen and especially the London board will greatly miss him. Rest in peace Glen.

We have lost a son-in-law that we loved and appreciated. There are so many wonderful memories to cherish. It has been a gift to have Glenn as part of our family.

I would like to send the Greenfield family and extended family my sincere condolences for the loss of Glenn. He was a good person we lost last Sunday. This loss was so sudden after how Glenn lived good and vigorous retirement after working 30+ years. I cherish my memories of Glenn when I was in the same Environmental Studies program, joining all the sporting events he organized and drove to no matter how rough the USA city we visited. I will most cherish lately when Glenn and his brother met me in downtown Vancouver last Feb. after coming off major surgery for me and Glenn’s untiring efforts to get me into the game despite my saying I was not well enough to see the game. I guess I should’ve gone to the game as it would be the last time I saw Glenn.

Our sincere Condolences to Krista and the Greenfield family. Glenn was a salt of the earth, dependable neighbour. So glad to have golfed with him last summer. On our street talks we’d cover family, sports and the economy. Over the years, he always spoke proudly of Andrew, Kinsey and Christopher, whether work, studies or sporting endeavours. I remember him saying buy white cars ’cause they never fade. Nor will your memory Glenn.
From the Alexanders

Sincere condolences to Krista and extended family. So sorry for your loss.

I was sad to hear of Glenn’s passing; I hoped that medical breakthroughs would give him more time with his loved ones than he had, but unfortunately it was not to be. Even though Glenn won’t be with his family during this holiday season for the first time, I know that they will share many fond memories of him this year and in the years to come.