September 28, 1950 - November 20, 2005
TRIBUTES
From KERA's Newsroom
From the Dallas Morning News (11/21/05 10:59am)
From Ed Bark, columnist for the Dallas Morning News (11/21/05 12:00am)
From WFAA-TV Channel 8, Dallas (11/21/05 6:45am)
From CBS-TV Channel 11, Dallas (11/21/05 10:04am)
From the Dallas Bar Association
From Adam McGill, D Magazine's "Frontburner" blog (11/20/05 8:26pm)
From Tim Rogers, D Magazine's "Frontburner" blog (11/20/05 9:13pm)
From the Dallas Morning News "High Profile" by Michael Granberry (originally published 12/17/00)
From the Dallas Business Journal (11/21/05, 12:46pm)
From the Denton Record Chronicle (11/21/05, 6:37pm)
From the Dallas Morning News, by Mark Davis (11/22/05 5:30am)
From the Dallas Morning News (11/22/05 5:22am)
From National Public Radio
From InfoWorld.com, by Tom Yager (11/21/05, 11:14am)
From the Dallas Observer, by Patrick Williams (11/24/05) - with links to past Observer "Best of Dallas" awards
From QuickDFW.com (11/21/05, 11:08am)
From the Dallas Morning News, by Jerome Weeks (11/23/05, 1:48pm)
From WFAA.com, by Manuel Mendoza (11/24/05, 3:57pm)
From GuideLive.com (11/23/05, 1:57pm)
From GuideLive.com, by Jerome Weeks (11/22/05, 10:41am)
From the Dallas Morning News, letters to the editor (11/28/05, 5:03am)
From GordonKeith.com (11/25/05, 7:32am)
From the University of Texas at Dallas Mercury, by former KERA intern Iris Kuo (11/28/05)
From QuickDFW.com, by Gordon Keith (11/29/05, 7:37am)
From redmagonline.com, by Brenda Matamoros
From D Magazine's Frontburner blog, by Tim Rogers (11/30/05, 5:13pm)
From The Diane Rehm Show with guest Mike Wallace (12/1/05, 11am)
From KERA 90.1 commentator Rawlins Gilliland (12/14/05)
From Only A Game Senior Producer Gary Waleik
(11/30/05):
"Call Glenn." That was the easy decision whenever there was a good sports-related story happening reasonably close to Dallas that we felt was a natural for Only A Game. So I'd call Glenn. We'd have a very brief editorial discussion because Glenn always knew how to approach a story. Then we'd have a few laughs because this was sports, after all, and Glenn seemed to relish the occasional opportunity to work in the candy store. What Glenn may not have known, although I hope that he did, is how much I welcomed the opportunity to work with him, although it never seemed like work because Glenn was so thoroughly professional and unfailingly affable. Over the past decade or so, Glenn covered a very wide range of subjects for Only A Game, from college and pro sports to more offbeat topics like chess scholarships and wiener dog racing. Our listeners will miss his contributions, and the entire Only A Game staff will miss his wonderful sense of humor and considerable talent for radio.
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