Glenn Thomas Osborne

November 27, 1952 - March 20, 2020

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Glenn Thomas Osborne, age 67, of Elkton, MD, passed away on Friday, March 20, 2020. He was born on November 27, 1952 in Philadelphia, PA to the late Raymond and Ann Marie (Glenn) Osborne.

Glenn was a very funny and lowkey type of person. He loved sitting on the porch, while he soaked up the sun. In his free time, he enjoyed walking along the C&D Canal, working out, playing guitar, and listening to music. Glenn took great pleasure in teasing his wife and children. His greatest joy in life was spending time with his grandchildren, whom he loved dearly. Glenn will be dearly missed by all who knew him.

Glenn is survived by his beloved wife of 16 years, Linda Wallace; daughters: Anastasia Otter and her husband, Chris; and Erinn Osborne; grandchildren: Johanna, Lucy, Ryland, Penelope, and Elena. In addition to his parents, Glenn is preceded in death by his daughter, Michelle Wallace and sister, Pam Osborne.

Services will be held privately at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in Glenn’s honor may be made payable to “Muscular Dystrophy Association.” and sent in care of R.T. Foard Funeral Home, P.A., 259 East Main Street, Elkton, MD 21921.

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Glenn Thomas Osborne, age 67, of Elkton, MD, passed away on Friday, March 20, 2020. He was born on November 27, 1952 in Philadelphia, PA to the late Raymond and Ann Marie (Glenn) Osborne. Glenn was a very funny and lowkey type of person. He loved sitting on the porch, while he soaked up theContinue Reading

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Wow Glenn l am so sorry to hear of your passing, you will be missed, you are a unique guy, l always enjoyed hanging with you and listening to your jokes, l will say with you thete was never a dull moment my friend, sorry l haven't seen you in so long, RIP my friend.

My heart felt prayers go out to the Osborne family. Glenn and I worked on the railroad together. He operated the bridge and I maintained the train traffic control system on the C&D canal. On the railroad you battled the element to keep the trains rolling. During the winter months the weather was very extreme at times. Glenn and I discovered multiple points of movement that had to be lubricated with antifreeze to keep the bridge working. Add some extreme temperatures and you find out whats inside you as a man. Glenn was that type of man. He went above and beyond to keep the bridge working for train traffic. He was very dedicated. We spent countless hours over the years on snow duty at that bridge. We discussed all kinds of topics. The stories were anything but dull. In the summer months I would find him outside with a radio dressed in shorts and no shirt basking in the sun. He loved the sun. Thanks for the memories. RIP old friend.

Linda, we are so very sorry for your loss! Sending our condolences to you & your family! Love to all!

So sorry for the loss of a great person my Uncle Glenn. A funny, kind, and caring person. Will be missed.

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