OT...RIP, Rhinestone Cowboy...
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Sad day.
He was one of the greatest guitarists ever.
He was one of the greatest guitarists ever.
I always enjoyed his music. Terrible disease he suffered through. Hopefully the music did not leave him until the very end. RIP.
Glen is my step cousin. I met him a few times when visiting my grandmother and grandfather in Billstown. He was always nice and you would not know he was famous. I remember the first time I met him he came over to my grandfathers house eating a big red juicy tomato like you would eat an apple, juice just running down his chin. He was a really down to earth person and will be greatly missed. RIP Glen.
Taken in the mid 80's at Church. I am on the far left, his wife Kim is behind me. His Mom is on the far right. Others in pic, 2 of my brothers, my sister Dina and a cousin in back next to Glen.
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Pretty sure he was a Razorback fan. I think its a State Law if you are born here.
She is a Deputy Sheriff and her 6'5 former Marine husband is too but she can handle herself pretty well.
I cried too bro but I know he is up there in a good place with his Mom and Dad and I hope my Dad and Pawpaw Stone are there too and they are all having a great time talking like the old days, Uncle Vic too. Some of the finest men I knew right there. My grandmother on my Mothers side just passed away a few weeks ago at 101 from Alzheimers, its a terrible way to go.