1953
Glenn
2022
Glenn Paul Dickens
May 26, 1953 — December 29, 2022
Born in Miami, AZ, May 26, 1953, to Paul Dickens and the late Norma Dickens. Glenn passed away from advanced liver disease on December 29, 2022, at the age of 69.
Glenn is survived by his beloved wife Christine of Tucson and three sons, Timothy (Susan), Dwayne (Bethany), and Robert (Dave) Dickens. Glenn is also survived by his father Paul and Sister Sheryl Cole as well as several nephews and nieces.
Glenn was an Arizona native and graduated from Sahuaro H.S. in 1972. Glenn worked for TEP beginning in 1972 as a Lineman/ Cableman, earning his Journeyman Certificate in 1977. Glenn married Christine Olsen on June 11, 1977. Glenn and Christine were married 46 years and together, raised three sons. Glenn had two passions: planes and automobiles. He earned his flight certificate and owned a Piper airplane which he flew all over. After selling the plane he built muscle cars for himself, wife, and sons. Glenn was so proud of these cars, together the family owns 5 Chevrolet muscle cars. Glenn will be missed for his electrical and mechanical knowledge and many talents.
The family expresses their heartful thanks to the Doctors, nurses, and staff at Banner Abdominal (Liver) transplant Division and the Arizona Liver Health for Glenn’s care.
A Celebration of Life will be January 21, 2023.
Glenn is survived by his beloved wife Christine of Tucson and three sons, Timothy (Susan), Dwayne (Bethany), and Robert (Dave) Dickens. Glenn is also survived by his father Paul and Sister Sheryl Cole as well as several nephews and nieces.
Glenn was an Arizona native and graduated from Sahuaro H.S. in 1972. Glenn worked for TEP beginning in 1972 as a Lineman/ Cableman, earning his Journeyman Certificate in 1977. Glenn married Christine Olsen on June 11, 1977. Glenn and Christine were married 46 years and together, raised three sons. Glenn had two passions: planes and automobiles. He earned his flight certificate and owned a Piper airplane which he flew all over. After selling the plane he built muscle cars for himself, wife, and sons. Glenn was so proud of these cars, together the family owns 5 Chevrolet muscle cars. Glenn will be missed for his electrical and mechanical knowledge and many talents.
The family expresses their heartful thanks to the Doctors, nurses, and staff at Banner Abdominal (Liver) transplant Division and the Arizona Liver Health for Glenn’s care.
A Celebration of Life will be January 21, 2023.
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