Glenn Odell Saunders went to be with his Lord on March 23, 2022 in Clayton, Oklahoma. He was born in Lindsey, Oklahoma to Mason Saunders and Irene (Wilmoth) Saunders on May 23, 1935.
Glenn was honored to be a veteran of the United States Air Force, in which he served over 20 years as an aircraft mechanic. He was a lifetime member of the American Quarter Horse Association, and loved running his racehorses. Glenn enjoyed laughing and making people laugh. If you had the chance to meet him, you heard a joke or two. Glenn was very proud of his choctaw heritage and was a true outdoorsman. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, but above all else, he loved spending time with his family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his parents: Mason and Irene Saunders; Sons: Victor Saunders and Glenn Saunders; grandson: Bradley Saunders; brother: Bud Saunders; and sister: Phylis Bain.
Glenn was honored to be a veteran of the United States Air Force, in which he served over 20 years as an aircraft mechanic. He was a lifetime member of the American Quarter Horse Association, and loved running his racehorses. Glenn enjoyed laughing and making people laugh. If you had the chance to meet him, you heard a joke or two. Glenn was very proud of his choctaw heritage and was a true outdoorsman. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, but above all else, he loved spending time with his family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his parents: Mason and Irene Saunders; Sons: Victor Saunders and Glenn Saunders; grandson: Bradley Saunders; brother: Bud Saunders; and sister: Phylis Bain.
Glenn Odell Saunders went to be with his Lord on March 23, 2022 in Clayton, Oklahoma. He was born in Lindsey, Oklahoma to Mason Saunders and Irene (Wilmoth) Saunders on May 23, 1935.
Glenn was honored to be a veteran of the United States Air Force, in which he served over 20 years as an aircraft mechanic. He was a lifetime member of the American Quarter Horse Association, and loved running his racehorses. Glenn enjoyed laughing and making people laugh. If you had the chance to meet him, you heard a joke or two. Glenn was very proud of his choctaw heritage and was a true outdoorsman. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, but above all else, he loved spending time with his family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his parents: Mason and Irene Saunders; Sons: Victor Saunders and Glenn Saunders; grandson: Bradley Saunders; brother: Bud Saunders; and sister: Phylis Bain.
Glenn was honored to be a veteran of the United States Air Force, in which he served over 20 years as an aircraft mechanic. He was a lifetime member of the American Quarter Horse Association, and loved running his racehorses. Glenn enjoyed laughing and making people laugh. If you had the chance to meet him, you heard a joke or two. Glenn was very proud of his choctaw heritage and was a true outdoorsman. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, but above all else, he loved spending time with his family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his parents: Mason and Irene Saunders; Sons: Victor Saunders and Glenn Saunders; grandson: Bradley Saunders; brother: Bud Saunders; and sister: Phylis Bain.
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