Mr Glenn Page

October 2, 1949 - March 2, 2021

On March 2, 2021, Glenn Alan Page, Jr. departed his life on earth to spend eternity with his Heavenly Father. Raised in Bay Minette, AL and a long-time resident of Magnolia Springs, AL, Glenn was a devoted husband and father. He never met a stranger and was always able to make everyone around him laugh. He was a master of hilariously accurate impressions when it came to people he knew. In his earlier years, Glenn attended Marion Military Institute and became a scratch golfer-turned-pro golfer shortly after graduation. Glenn went on to proudly serve in the United States Army in Vietnam and in Germany. He fought alongside many soldiers in the Vietnam War with Advisory Team 73 and was awarded several medals. Later in Germany, he worked as professional golfer and trained fellow soldiers as well as highly decorated generals in the sport. Back in the United States, Glenn married and became a father to two children, Caroline and Glenn A. Page III (Bucky). In 1993 he married the love of his life, Mary (Rutherford) Page and became a stepfather to her daughter, Elizabeth Ann. He spent time working in the FBI and the car industry before retiring. Glenn is survived by his wife of 27 years, Mary Rutherford page, his children, Caroline Page Massey, Glenn A. Page III (Bucky), and Elizabeth Ann Miller. His 93-year-old mother, Cornelia Byrne Page. His brother, William Byrne Page and sister, Ann Page Salzberg. 6 grandchildren, Cameron Long, William Long, Ella Perry Massey, Brody Massey, Jacob Page, and John Miller. Glenn will be missed by so many. His imprint on the world was huge and he will continue to live on in all of the hilarious memories and stories told by all that loved him. A graveside service will be held at: Alabama State Veterans Memorial Cemetery at Spanish Fort 34904 Alabama Highway 225 Spanish Fort, AL 36527 March 15th at 11AM Donations can be made in Glenn’s name to: The Gary Sinise Foundation www.garysinisefoundation.org “While we can never do enough to show gratitude to our nation’s defenders, we can always do a little more."