This is what I remember of Glenn. Some of us thought him odd in high school, partly because of his passion for butterflies. And then, in Grade 13 (at least for me), the group of students was small and I got to spend a lot of time around him. It was the first time that I learned I was not always a great judge of people. It would not be the last but I would always go back to the lesson I learned from Glenn. He destroyed my impressions of stereotypical high school judgments of people. He was very funny, very clever, and very engaging. I'll never forget getting to know him in G13 rather than knowing of him.