Glenn Gildersleeve

1894–1970 (age 76)

Biography

Glenn Gildersleeve, born in 1894, was a steady presence in the Greenwood community, known for his quiet leadership and dedication to preserving local history.

He is remembered by those who knew him for his thoughtful counsel and the many ways he extended kindness to friends and neighbors, leaving a legacy of goodwill that endures in Greenwood Cemetery where he rests.

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