GLEN GEORGE SEALEY

Condolences & Memories (13 entries)

• Our deepest condolences on the loss of your father and grandpa. I know you will miss him terribly Rhonda and that he would do anything for you, Glenn and Noah. I only met him a few times but I'm sure that you brightened his every day and that he was so proud of you. Noah, just know that Grandpa is always with you and you will always have the wonderful memories of him to look back on. - Posted by: Janet McLeod and family ((friend of Rhonda, Glenn and Noah)) on: Mar 27, 2013

• Your Dad was my favorite Foreman. He was kind, patient and very supportive. I do not think I would have stayed in that department, if it wasn't for him. I was working on Colony St. one day and ran accoss an abused cat at a customer's. Just before I got off work I went and picked her up. I went back to the Erin to finish my day and had to talk to Glen. I had the cat in my coat and as we were talking my chest started moving back and forth. He looked me in the eye with that big grin. I opened my coat and we had a good laugh. He will be missed. - Posted by: Kim Bannatyne () on: Mar 25, 2013

• MANY THOUGHTS OF SYMPATHY Veronica Sichewski on behalf of THE MTS VOLUNTEERS - Posted by: veronica sichewski () on: Mar 23, 2013

• Deepest sympathies to Darren, Rhonda and Jeff. May time heal your broken hearts and fond memories comfort you. - Posted by: Lara Cliffe (Friend of Darren's) on: Mar 22, 2013

• My deepest sympathy to the family. Glen and I were high school and Air Cadet buddies and had some great times together before I left Winnipeg. Good memories never disappear. - Posted by: Ken Charman (friend) on: Mar 22, 2013

• Rhonda Darren & Jeffery & your families there are no words to soften the pain at this time of sorrow. May your memories of the good times and to know you are surrounded by love ones help. Love Aunt Shirley - Posted by: Shirley Fehr (sister in law) on: Mar 22, 2013

• To the family sorry to hear about your loss. My parents William & Jean always told me great things about Glen and Marlene growing up. When I informed him that my mom had passed away in 2009 he was so nice to talk to about it. He told me some nice stories about my parents too. I wish I had gotten to know Glen sooner. When I talked to Glen two summers ago at Ron's house he told me that if he had one wish that it sure would be nice if the Keele members old and young could get together again with a reunion to get to know and see each other. I only wish his wish had come true before he passed. I believe that on the 15th when he went up to heaven that all the Keele's, Sealry's and my dad met him & welcomed him with open arms. Hugs to his Family from the Jenkins Family! - Posted by: Marjorie Jenkins (Jean (Keele) Jenkins Daughter & Orval's Grand daughter) on: Mar 21, 2013

• On behalf of Brian, Denise and John I would like to pay tribute to a wonderful neighbor. Glen's kindness and decency were apparent to all who knew him. Mike Welfley - Posted by: Mike Welfley (Former Neighbor) on: Mar 21, 2013

• Brenda, Donna and myself always enjoyed ourselves with our parents (Arnold and Nora) when we spent time together with Aunt Tilley and Glen. I am not sure if my other sisters Pat and Joyce were with us during the 50's and early 60's. Over recent times we met a few times each year at Kingswood or Transcona Golf Club while participating in Charity Golf Tournaments. Glen was a cousin and friend and I will miss the short time catching up on the news each time we met. He was sure proud of his family. - Posted by: Arnie Sealey (Cousin) on: Mar 20, 2013

• He was a good man and my heart is sad that he was taken away too early. My heartfelt condolences go out to Rhonda and the rest of his family at this time. I hope he is happy now that he is once again joined with the love of his life. - Posted by: Paula Ellis Hunt (Friend to daughter Rhonda) on: Mar 19, 2013

• I WAS VERY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT GLEN'S PASSING. HE WAS THE BEST NEIGHBOR ANYONE COULD EVER ASK FOR. I WILL MISS OUR DRIVEWAY CHIT CHATS. MY CONDOLENCES TO ALL OF YOU (RHONDA DARREN AND JEFF) TREASURE THE MEMORIES AND KNOW HE IS AT PEACE NOW TAKE CARE CAROL - Posted by: CAROL KROEKER (NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR) on: Mar 19, 2013

• I have never had the opportunity to meet Mr. Sealey but have worked with both his sons. Their work ethics were really good and as the saying goes the apple does not fall far from the tree. My condolences to Darren and Jeff. - Posted by: Paul Leveque (Co worker of his sons) on: Mar 19, 2013

• This is so unfair that one of the well liked and low key persons is taken. I will miss Glen with his quiet humour and easy going personality. I had the good fortune to sit beside him and benefited from his advice and company for two years at the Erin Work Centre. Glen and I also worked together in PBX Installation when he started with MTS. I always looked forward to meeting him when we were at coffee at Polo Park. We will also miss him as a volunteer at all Special Olympic events that when we asked him to help out. My condolences to Rhonda, Darren and Jeffery and their families. We lost a great guy. - Posted by: Bob Bull (friend and co-worker) on: Mar 19, 2013