Glenn Robling

Birth date: Feb 23, 1930 Death date: Apr 22, 2022

Glenn Robling, age 92, of China Twp., passed away peacefully April 22, 2022. He was born February 23, 1930 to the late Glenn and Bessie Robling. He married Margaret Crabtree on June 15, 1951 by Glenn's mother Rev. Bessie A. Roblin Read Obituary

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Dorothy Radell

207w ago

Glenn was a welcome fixture at our house when I was young He seemed more like a brother to my dad, Nick Kitchak, and they were always starting or finishing a project. As I recall, Glenn could fix or do anything and he helped my dad do many things both at the house on 13 Mile Road and on the farm house. We always referred to him as Cousin Glenn, even though we knew no other Glenn at all. I regret not seeing him in recent years, but know my mom kept up with them and has remained close to Fern and Glenn. He was a great and interesting character. I imagine my dad has been patiently waiting for his expertise all these years to start many projects in heaven. God speed Glenn. You will be missed.

Randy & Lois Larosa And Family

207w ago

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207w ago

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Jennifer Hendrickson

207w ago

in honor of Glenn.

I will never forget you. I loved visiting him on his farm. Listening to his story's and checking out all his cool things he had in his barn. He was a great role model of a man who could do everything in life if you work hard. I love you Uncle Glenn.

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Ron Robling

207w ago

I will always remember my visits to my Uncle Glen's home. Each time I would get a tour of all the buildings and the pole barn was left for last. He would show me all of his great finds while out driving around and the projects he was planning and the ones he was working on. I always thought he could do anything or make anything he put his mind to. He will sorely be missed as a role model but he will never be forgotten.