Glenn Logan

Mr. Glenn Logan, the son of Clarence W. Logan, Sr. and Berneda F. Logan, was born June 10, 1952 at the Baltimore City Hospitals. On July 2, 2002, while at home, Glenn peacefully departed this life. Glenn attended the Baltimore City Public Schools. After completing the Paul Lawrence Dunbar High School, he joined the United States Army, from which he would later receive an honorable discharge. Following his discharge from the Army, Glenn was employed by Brown’s Supermarket. During this time, he obtained his certification as a meat cutter. In August 1978, Glenn joined the Giant Food family, where he continued to be employed until his illness necessitated his retirement. Glenn was baptized at an early age by the late Reverend Moses Williams at the Zion Baptist Church, where he served on the Usher Board, in addition to being active in the Boy Scouts of America. While attending Dunbar High School, he played basketball and football. There he forged many lifelong friendships. Glenn loved to share his fond memories and many stories concerning the stellar accomplishments of Dunbar Senior High athletes. He especially revered Dunbar’s legendary coach, William “Sugar” Cain. He maintained his love of sports throughout his lifetime. Glenn was married to Brenda D. Brown and from this union one daughter was born, Dana M. Murrell. He was preceded in death by his best friend and older brother, Clarence W. Logan, Jr. Glenn leaves to cherish his memory: his father, Clarence W. Logan, Sr.; his mother,Berneda F. Logan; four daughters Dana M. Murrell, Kelly Z. Jones, Terrill Puckett and Brittany D. Logan; one son, Steven Jones; two grandsons, Derrick Murrell Jr. and Paul Jones Jr.; two sons-in-law, Derrick Murrell Sr. and Paul Jones Sr.; seven sisters, Linda D. Stewart, Theresa V. Frisby, Berneda L. Young, Brenda A. Logan, Wanda Allen, Catherine E. Cook and Wanda El Shabazz; one brother James L. Logan Sr.; one- sister-in law, Carrietta F. Logan; and two brothers-in-law, David W. Young and Randy Allen. In addition to his family, Glenn also will be greatly missed by a host of other friends, relatives and members of his extended family, as well as his Giant Food family.Minutes In TimeGod saw that your road was getting rough,Your hill too hard too climbSo, he gently closed your weary eyesAnd whispered, “Peace Be Thine.”

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Glenn Logan

June 10, 1952 - July 4, 2002