Glenn Earl March

Glenn loved the Lord with all his heart and he was very strong in his faith. He currently attended New York Avenue Church of Christ.

Glenn attended Douglass High School in Oklahoma City. There he developed his love for music and began playing in the Douglass High School Band. Glenn's passion for music continued to grow and he later performed with various bands and played with legends like Johnnie Taylor. He was a musician for 15 years. Glenn was attending Tarrant County College where he had a few classes to complete before graduating.

Glenn has held several positions at ACS over the past 25 years; his current position was Lead Transaction Processor. Glenn was well respected by his co-workers.

He loved working with computers, playing and listening to music, riding his Harley, taking care of his wife, spending time with family and being Pa-Pa. He was an amazing husband, excellent father and grandfather, loving uncle, and a kind and generous friend. Glenn was loved tremendously. He was a man nobody could replace.

Glenn and Pamela dated in their early twenties, reunited in the late 1990's and later married on August 10, 2002.

Glenn is survived by his mother and father, Oscar and Marjorie March (Oklahoma City, OK), his wife Pamela March (Arlington, TX), his children: Glenn March II, Andrea Vaughn-Williams (Oklahoma City, OK) Vernon Hale III (Arlington,TX) and Una Dixon (Euless, TX), his siblings, Oscar March Jr (Pflugerville,TX), Barbara Chandler(Oklahoma City, OK), Felicia Braken (Corcicana,TX), Michaela Dozier (Oklahoma City, OK) Sister in -laws: Arlina March (Pflugerville,TX), Cheryl Patterson (Irving, TX), LeDora Patterson (Denver, CO), Pamela Patterson (Houston, TX),Brother in law: Willis Patterson (Houston, TX),Niece: Tonii Christopher (Oklahoma City, OK) Grandchildren: Justin Hale (Mansfield, TX) Daryus Osborn, Chris Hale, India Hale (Arlington, TX), Jared Hughes, Alexandria Hughes (Mansfield, TX), and Krista Dixon (Euless,TX). Glenn leaves behind a host of family and friends.

Glenn has gone home. At last he is with those that have gone on before him, leaving those of us who grieve his passing memories he gave, the generosity he left behind, a single, enduring image - the image of a resilient man that loved music and his family, ready for whatever new and wondrous place just beyond the horizon.

Arrangements under the direction of Erika R. Brown of Moore Funeral Home, Bowen Road Chapel, Arlington, TX.