Birth date: Dec 25, 1941 Death date: Feb 12, 2023
Glenn Albert Reding, (81), of Miami, Oklahoma passed away on Sunday, February 12, 2023 in Joplin, Missouri. Glenn was born on December 25th in 1941 to Albert and Mary (Brack) Reding at his home in Geary, Oklahoma. Glenn grew up on Read Obituary
Glen was a good friend and a very good teacher. We had rooms next to one another at MHS. I called him Glen but mostly Coach. He was very good at coaching wrestling and teaching History .
He will be missed by his family and friends.
He was one of the good ones!
May the Lord bless him and keep him.
He will be missed,
Gary Fisher
Sending special thoughts and prayers for your family. Fond memories of Coach. Patti Kordis Wimer, class 1982.
Glen did so much for our hometown group, we are going to miss him & his interesting articles from Geary archives.
Fly high with the Angeles!
I've been thinking about what I could say to Sue, Shelly, Scott and Shannon to help comfort them. It will be 17 years tomorrow we buried my father. It seems like just a few years ago. I remember growing up all of the times we slept in the room above the garage at my grandparent's in Tulsa, but most of all, the good times we had together. Glenn was a special person. He was a model husband, father and grandfather. You could never talk to him that he wasn't talking boastfully about his family. I pray God's comfort and blessing to you.
Mark
Coach Reding was a good man as well as a good coach. My brother, Ben Netherton, wrestled at heavyweight for Coach Redding’s first two years at Miami. Ben loved and admired him. I had him for History and he was a gifted teacher. He asked me to be his teacher aide when I was a senior. I did a lot of scheduling wrestling tournaments amongst regular aide stuff. He will be missed.
Coach was a good & kind man.. He treated the Owens boys great & I’m happy I got to see he & his wife a few years ago at the Miami Athletics HOF.. God bless the entire Reding family .. RIP COACH.. Tinker & the entire Owens family
My sincere condolences to the family of Glenn,
he will be missed by all who knew him.
He contributed so much to our hometown group posting past pictures & interesting articles from the archives about our hometown of Geary .
Rest Easy Glenn!
I knew Glenn from our hometown of Geary ,Oklahoma, lost track of him through the years ,reconnected on Facebook, we had a group from our hometown, Glenn was so good at posting things about the people and things from Geary.
We are sure going to miss his posts
My sincere condolences, to Sue & their kids, prayers for peace & comfort.
