Glenn hired me as a research assistant in 1966 at the Governor's Committee on Public Education. From then until my departure from the Texas Research League in 1971, he was my boss, my friend and my mentor. Time and time again, he showed his faith that I could progress in our profession despite numerous shortcomings on my part. I treasure my memories as well as the constant support and friendship of his wife, Evelyn. He exemplified his profession and his departure was a major loss to the governmental community in Texas. To his family and friends, I offer my condolences. To Glenn and Evelyn, I know they are together again.