Glenn Baglo | R.I.P.

[CindyL]

My sympathies to his family. I will miss his acerbic sense of humor.

CindyL

[Steve Clark]

Great article, Donna! It captures Glenn’s true complexity.

Thanks for sharing!

[Allan Bornestig]

Glenn Baglo and the Coleman oven.
Glenn offered up a Coleman oven for free.I brougth over some fancy beers and got the oven from him.Everytime I use it in hunting camp to make bran muffins I will remember him.
Rest in peace Glenn.

[HABBERDABBER]

He was quite a character, surmised from his posts here that I've seen. He did teach me one thing. RTFM.
I've missed his posts here this past year or so. They're if not illuminating, certainly incisive.

so long, Glenn

[Jim Bennett]

I had been conversing via email with baglo until about a few months ago so I knew this was coming. Not hearing from him lately, I was thinking things got worse. I got to know him as well as any member of the Escape community. He will be missed.

Funny that he actually joked some while talking about it. A wee excerpt from an email "Couple people on the forum will be joyful at this news". I could see his face while reading this and chuckled myself.

There was a big difference reading his posts to watching him talk where you saw the smirk on his face and knew he was just kidding....to some degree.

Rest in peace, baglo.

Originally Posted by Ron in BC

Of course when he referred to his wife as Old Bag some folks got a little excited.

She was the one who gave herself this nickname being a couple years older than baglo. It actually was a term of endearment, and for baglo, not too bad.

[fudge_brownie]

My recall of Baglo was a photo of Jim Bennet atop Baglo's Escape 17 with a chop saw.