Mr. Glen Curtis Milton

Celebrating The Life Of Glen Curtis Milton: Glen Curtis Milton was born September 26, 1954 in Detroit, Michigan. He was the third child born to Prince and Leola Milton. Educated in the Detroit Public Schools system, Glen received his high school diploma from Thomas M. Cooley High School in 1973. At an early age he accepted Christ and was baptized under the leadership of the late Rev. Elmer D. Kirby of Greater St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church. Glen was married to Cynthia Collier for 25 years, and during this union four children, Glenn Jr., Mark, Terrence and Cynthia were born. Later, Glen entered into a relationship with Terrell Martin in which two daughters, Sherrell and Lakea were born. During his youth, Glen worked various odd jobs such as repairing pallets, paperboy (often without pay), Tiger Stadium, the local car wash and Red Barn Hamburgers. After graduating from high school, in 1973, Glen became gainfully employed with Chrysler Corporation for 30 plus years until he was forced to retire due to the economic woes. While employed at Chrysler, Glen took advantage of trades that were offered receiving several certifications. He mastered building lawn mowers, generators and wood products. During his early years at Chrysler, Glen enlisted to served in the Armed Forces from 1974-1979, after which he was honorably discharged. Glen always enjoyed playing and watching baseball, basketball and football. As a player, he was very mild mannered, yet competitive. His all time favorite was fishing with friends and enjoying the great outdoors. Glen enjoyed spending time with family and friends from both work and those in the neighborhood in which he grew up. Glen was kind, gentle and very neighborly-frequently giving to all who asked; he never wanted to be a bother, or worry to those who loved him. He frequently, gave advice to young men about giving up the fast life. Glen had a hearty laugh and a really big smile. He was a very loving person who often seemed to carry the weight of the world on his shoulders. Confusion was not a part of his character nor was he one to complain. Glen made his earthly transition on Monday, March 30, 2015 at Sinai-Grace Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. Glen will always be remembered by those lives he affected. He developed a bond with all whose path he crossed.

Mr. Glen Curtis Milton

September 26, 1954 - March 30, 2015