Condolence: do not stand at my grave & weep I am not there, I do not sleep.I am the thousand winds that blow: I am the diamond glints on the snow . I am the sunlight on ripened grain; I am the gentle Autumn's rain. When you awaken in the morning's hush,I am the swift uplifting rush of quiet birds in circled flight.I am the soft star that shines at night.Do not stand by my grave and cry.I am not there; I did not die.by Mary Frye. Rest easy Marine your tour is over!Tammy

Condolence: Sue and family,
We send our deepest condolences to you and your family. Dave spoke very highly of Glen back in the working days. Hoping fond memories will ease this time.
love,
Carolyn & Dave

Condolence: Our Deepest Condolences to Sue and his family. I remember when I started to work for the Massachusetts State Police in 1992 Colonel Anderson took me under his wing and steered me in the right direction. He was always very nice to me and my Mother and would always check in on us. He will be deeply missed. I am sure that he is up in Heaven Patrolling the Skies with my Dad Trooper Hanna. With Deepest Sympathy Deb Hanna-Kearney and Marilyn Hanna.

Condolence: Our deepest condolences yo the Anderson family, from the State of DE, had the pleasure of working with his daughter Becky at the Department of Justice, these are surely some difficult times, Becky and family, we are praying for you. Very sorry to hear about your loss, Sincerely, Mirta Collazo

Condolence: Dear Sue, Becky, Gretchen and extended family, please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss.You have so many good memories that you have shared together as a family , hold them close to you.
He was so proud of all of you and loved you dearly. He is an Angel on your shoulder now and will be with you always. Rest in peace Glenn.

Condolence: Glenn, knowing you has been a joy and a pleasure from high school to the last 20 years at our monthly lunches of the class of 1960. Thank you to you, Judy and Ronnie we have had great times, many discussions on politics, your stories about your two daughters, your cats, the birds around your house and the light of your life your granddaughter. You always had a funny story to tell. It has been a great ride. Our lunches will never be the same. You will be greatly missed.
You fought a great fight. I was hoping to see you at our September lunch but it was not to be. When that page is turned it is your time to go. You were a wonderful friend and I will miss you dearly. May you rest in peace.

Condolence: I had the pleasure of meeting and working for a short time on a committee in Grafton with trooper Anderson. He was Truly a mans man, it was over 25 years ago, but the profound impact he had on me has lasted a lifetime. He had so much pride, honor and integrity in all he did in his life !!!
Rest in Peace, Sir

Condolence: The MSP never had a better Trooper, and I never had a better friend. Glenn was responsible for so many systemic improvements, and put out so many fires, and always with calm, reason, with unparalleled diplomatic skill...and, he was always fun to be with...hot fudge sundaes, comic books at the Grafton dump, OMG, so many memories...
Glenn, (yes that's two 'n's' and don't forget the B.) thanks for all you did for me, and "the job!"
Reed