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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Glenn MacAdams, 90, formerly of Hunts Point, Queens County, N.S., in Queens General Hospital, Liverpool on February 3, 2020.
Born on October 6, 1929 in West Middle Sable, Glenn was a fisherman and lived his many years in Port L’hebert and Hunts Point, before his last couple of years in Queens Manor, Liverpool.
Glenn will be sadly missed by his stepson Linwood (Barbara) Wolfe of Wasaga Beach, ON. and grandchildren Richard (Mary), Karen and great-grandchildren Tiffany, Evan, Grace and Hannah.
Glenn was predeceased by his wife Evelyn (Leslie) (Wolfe) and brother Chester.
Cremation has taken place under the directions of Chandlers’ Funeral Home, Liverpool.
An Eastern Star Service, Masonic Service and Memorial Service will be held Thursday, September 16th, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. in Wesley United Church, Hunts Point. In lieu of flowers, donations may made to the Alzheimer Society or the Oceanside Cemetery, Hunts Point.
Online condolences may be made to www.chandlersfuneral.com.
The family would like to thank the staff of Queens Manor for their love and care.
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Fred & Judy Dalby
Sorry for your loss. Enjoyed many nightly cards games (crazy eights ) and listening to fishing stories at Queens Manor with Glen. He was my second set of eyes watching over my mother when I wasn’t there. Really enjoyed his company and he will sadly missed but fondly remembered by not only me but Elva Dalby as well.
Lorraine MacGowan
Glenn was such a kind and gentle man. Sending my condolences to his family. His presence has surely been missed in Hunts Point. Reunited now with Evelyn, I’m sure he is catching up with all his angel buddies.
Wendy Canning
To Linwood and family; I had the privilege of knowing Glen. He was a true gentleman, who loved to laugh and tell a good tale. I am humbled and a better person for knowing him. He will be truly joyed to be reunited with the love of his life. Safe journey Glen.
Wendy C
sylvia verge
SORRY TO HEAR OF GLENN,S PASSING. RIP MY FRIEND.
Laurie-Anne Brown
Glenn was certainly one of a kind. I had the pleasure of knowing Glenn via Queens Manor. Glenn’s tales of the sea are unrivalled, he was interesting, charming and funny. Every single morning, I’d ask Glenn “how ya doing today buddy?” He would lovingly replied “I’ve been better, but it costed me more” I will cherish my memories of Glenn. I am deeply sorry for your loss. Glenn was a good man.
Leon & Norma Robertson
We are so sorry to hear of Glen passing. He was always ready for a chat and a Gentleman. I always enjoyed having coffee with him at Tims.
Sharon (Wolfe) Dodge
Sincere condolences to the family
Darlene Henderson
I have had the pleasure of meeting Glenn at queens manor …and loved seeing him everyday and talking to him ..great story’s and lots of laughs gonna miss u Glenn RIP my friend
Charlene
It was a pleasure to know you Glenn. It was nice to chat and find out you knew my Dad and went fishing with him
. RIP Dear Glenn
Mona Swayzie Mosher
Sorry to hear of Glen’s passing, enjoyed his visits when he came to North Queens Nursing Home to visit Evelyn when she was a resident there, and chats with him on the wharf road when we were at our trailer in Hunt’s Point.
David Whynott of mersey point
I am sorry to hear of Glen’s passing.i have know Glen for many years and he was always a kind and gentle person and also share a fair amount of Lodge time with him. Rest in peace Glen and bless all his family at this sad time.
Lindsay Labour
To glens family,
I am so saddened to hear of glens passing. I met him via home care, and truly Enjoyed the many of visits I had with him. He always had a tale to tell and a smile on his face. He was such a loving and caring man, I especially enjoyed his stories of the sea, the love
For his wife Evelyn, and his family. He spoke of you all often, with a big smile on his face.
I know glen is full of joy, holding the love of his life in his arms again.
Alice Verge
I have know Mr Glenn since I was very young when he and Mrs Evelyn came to our house to play cards and go to bowling with my parents.. They always felt like family to me and over the years were my neighbours in Hunts Point.
He always knew me at the Manor and we talked about the good old days… RIP my friend…
Robert/ Marjorie MacGowan
Sorry to hear of Glenn’s passing. A kind and thoughtful person and a great neighbour. He will be missed.
Robert & Sally Fader
So sorry to hear this. Glen was a fine gentleman. Visited him at the Manor many times. He always enjoyed the company. He often sang along with our choir when we had our services there. He had a great voice. Sincere condolences to the family.
Christopher Clarke
What a nice guy! I’m sorry I only got to know him once I started going to the Manor regularly. He always had a smile and a kind comment. My condolences and sympathy to his family and friends Christopher
Andrew MacVicar
I will miss Glenn’s story telling and quick wit. He was quick to contribute to “Men’s Group” at Queens Manor and always had a way to make me laugh on a tough day. My condolences to Glenn’s family and loved ones. He will certainly be missed at Queens Manor.
Ronald & Sharon Verge
Ronald & Sharon Verge
So sorry to hear of Glen”s passing.
He always had time to stop and Chat
Sincere Sympathy to his Family.
Billand Anna Cox
To the family
We are very sorry for Glen’s sudden passing, he was a dear friend and fellow star and masonic brother, met everyone with a smile and soon had a story to tell. We extend our sincerest sympathy to you all.
Dan MacLaren
I always enjoyed visiting Glen at Queens Manor and the time we were able to spend in both the Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star. I will miss his stories and smiles. RIP Brother
J. Alton & Kay Hupman
Sorry to hear of Glenn’s passing, for many years Glenn and I stood side by side in the Fisherman’s men’s choir of west Queens. One of our favourite songs was, “you can smile when you cant say a word”. rest in peace Glenn. Our condolences to the family.
Gordon Eisnor
Linwood: My sincere condolences to you and all Glen’s family.We certainly miss him for coffee at Tims in the morning.
Jean Strum
To the Family of Glen MacAdams:
Please accept my sincere condolences. I was surprised and saddened to hear about glen’s passing. He was a wonderful man and I really enjoyed my visits with him at Queens Manor. He always had a big smile and a quick wit. We also enjoyed having him join our choir in our sing songs at Queens Manor.
I know he will be missed by all who knew him.
Sincerely,
Jean Strum
Esther and Kevin Doggett
Deepest condolences to Glenn’s family and friends. Glenn and Evelyn attended church in Hunts Point. Both were very nice people and were missed when they no longer could attend church there.
Glenn had a nice freindly smile and was always ready for a chat He had a good singing voice. One of his favorite hymn requests was “We Have an Anchor.” It uses a seafaring analogy in making its point and Glenn liked to hear and sing this hymn. When I hear this hymn, we will think of Glenn. His family and friends are in our thoughts and prayers.
Linda Lucier
Loved this wonderful man. Take care of him in heaven.
MAURICE/BETTY WHYNOTT
So sorry for your loss. Glenn was fine person. He will be greatly missed. God Bless you all.
Jackie Dalby
Gonna miss seeing Glen at the Queens Manor, always had a way to make me smile ….such a gentle kind man.My condolences to his family….RIP (old fella) that is what I use to call him.
Karen Dyson Freeman
Hi Lin…so sorry to hear that Glen has gone. We always thought of him as part of our family too n will miss him n his story telling. Always so down to earth…couldnt pull the wool over his eyes! We loved our visits to Port l’hebert n then Hunts Point….to the end mom n dad enjoyed their weekly visits Love n hugs to you n Barb plus Richard n Karen plus Spunky n Elmer
Philip& Holly Smith
Dear Linwood, Barb, and the family,
We are so saddened by Glen’s passing. He was such a huge part of our community for so many years and always willing to lend a helping hand. Glen could look on the bright side,despite the hardships which came his way, with his wonderful outlook on life. And we’ll never forget his love for singing ! He had such a good voice.
There are so many good memories of Glen and Evelyn. As much as Glen will be missed, it’s comforting to envision them together and happy again. Thinking.of you all with sympathy.
Holly and Philip
Beatrice DeLong
Linwood & Family, Sorry to hear of Glen’s passing. My Sincere Condolences to you and all his family.
Susan Peverelle
Glenn I remember how you played with us when we were children at Port l’Hebert .
How you were there for all the family activities
How you were a great help to Evelyn and Mel all these years.
You will be missed by all us Dysons as you were great friends to my parents and my entire family.
Nina & Doug Inness
Linwood, we were very saddened to hear that Glenn has passed away. A good friend & neighbor. Sincere sympathy to you and your family.
Vinal smith
Glen will be missed by all.
Doug and Carol Frellick
Sorry to hear of Glenn’s passing.I remember him from the fishing days at Hunt’s Point.He always had a smile and a kind word.He will be sadly missed.
Paul and MaryLou Smith
Our deepest sympathy and condolences to Glenn’s family. He was always kind, generous and a true gentleman. We are sorry for your loss. May the blessings be.
Shirley and Paul Shot
Dear Linwood and family: Glenn was one of a kind! He worshiped your mom and loved and cared for his friends throughout his life. I can remember him as far back as when I was very young and he had never wavered in his faith or love for his fellow man. His kindness towards me and my family will always be remembered. I will miss our chats. RIP Brother
Frank and Jane Croft
So sorry to hear of the passing of Glenn. Got to know him since I started going to the Manor. Enjoyed his company playing bingo. Giving my sincere condolences to his family. Rest In Peace Glenn❤
Mike and Tanya Milosevich
Glenn became our friend while visiting Queens Manor. His kind and gentle spirit was obvious to all who had contact with him. We shared and enjoyed many conversations. We will miss him and send our deepest condolences to his family.
Gary and Anne Doggett
Condolences to Linwood and family, Glenn was one of a kind, he would do anything to help someone out, with that big smile and friendly manner. Glenn and Evelyn were frequent visitors at our house , I enjoyed all the stories he liked to share , they were wonderful friends to our family .
Shirley Melanson
My sincere condolences to Glen’s family. I got to know him at the Manor and always enjoyed my chats with him. He was a lovely gentleman who will be missed by all.
Timothy Crowe
Very sorry to hear of Glens passing. He was a brother and mentor to me with Zetland # 9, Masonic Lodge in Liverpool.
Had lots of fun and story telling during some road trips we made together traveling to visit other Lodges in the District.
Glen was a wonderful person and will be missed.
Tim and Louise Crowe
Karen freeman
Sadly we are away and will not be able to attend the service. Again our thoughts are with you all as memories are shared.
Hugs from Spunky n Elmer
Linda Lucier
I’m so sorry that I will not get to chat and sing hymns with Glenn again. I really enjoyed him while visiting at the Manor. He will be where he wanted to be. With the love of his life in heaven . I’m sure he is happy now. Loved him ❤️