Living His Best Life!!! Glenn's life motto has always been "I came to play not to ride the pine (bench)!" He has always loved life to the fullest and was doing just that when this accident happened. No one can predict the future. This video was taken while he was at a week long camp learning safety and strategy for motor-cross just a few weeks before his accident. Thank you for showing us how to life fully and embrace the now! We love you!

What happened? He had an accident while riding his motor-cross bike at Airway Heights in Tri-cities Wa. When did it happen? April 24, 2026 What were his injuries? He has a C3 incomplete spinal injury He has spinal cord contusions (bruising) from C3-C7 What does that mean? At this time he is unable to move or feel anything below his mid-chest area and he has decreased mobility and sensation in both of his arms. He is not able to use his fingers/fine motor skills at this time a

Strange how in the midst of a catastrophic event it’s often the smallest things that bring a smile. My dad has always loved Snapple peach iced tea. The usual type of love. Like, “Wow, its sure hot outside, I could really appreciate a peach iced tea to cool me off!” After his accident, there were hours and days when he was NPO (nothing by mouth) for various reasons. Multiple surgeries, and the we-aren’t-sure-you-can-swallow-without-choking-and-dying, etc. So when drinking was