He was a great person and everyone who met him loved him. He did everything with a smile. He was naturally smart, loved having a good time and would always be there for you. He once drove from Coburg to Toorak at 1.00 o?clock in the morning for another friend who missed the last train home, even though he had to work at 6. If any year 8?s are considering going on Bushwacked next year, I could not recommend it enough, because it was BW where I first started talking to Glenn, you make some amazing friends throughout your high school life, I?m glad and honoured I met Glenn. My best memory and every memory of him is his smile; his huge, genuine, heart-touching smile that made anything fun. He was working two jobs yet he still made the effort to go to every party, every movie night and every day trip. He tried so hard for everyone and asked for nothing in return. Glenn was going to be a paramedic, motivated by his desire to help others he said, “It?s the only job I can actually see myself doing”, and I couldn?t imagine a more fitting job for such a kind person. It?s going to be hard coping with the gaping hole in my heart, our group and my life. But I take comfort knowing that in my mind and by my side will always be that face consuming smile, which in any situation, would always take up his whole face, and ultimately our hearts.