Comments on: Rudy Glover

By: Anne B.

Anne B. — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:35:27 +0000

Whoa, Mose told me about this website along time ago,and I’m just know seeing this.It brings tears to my eyes because Rudy was the father, mentor, friend, disiplinarian, that I couldn’t be to my child at that time. I was a drug addict. Rudy never judged me. He invited me into his life no strings attached. At one time he gave me a job as secretary. When I heard he was in the hospital I went to see him. I hug him and told him “I love him and he would be ok”. He began to cry, and assured him again he would be ok. The next day he was gone. I want to thank him for what he did for my children and myself. He gave me unconditional love. Thank you Rudy

By: mose B.

mose B. — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 17:25:12 +0000

I do not know what to say about life right now. I can ask a question though. Dad’s life went on for many years. Should
I replicate his journey?
It’s diffcult to be alone without an equal and that is how I understood Rudy Glover. Now, I understand him more. So, I continue to pray and ask for guidance in each questionable situation.
Today, this is how I will conclude: What can I pack into the mainstream of Life?

By: mose B.

mose B. — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 19:58:04 +0000

Over the last ten years I have lost or have not used a lot of possessions “Dad” and I achieved over the nineties: Highschool diploma, college credits, chasity, sobriety, job, sanity, and even my religion.
Towards the end of his days, I’d ask Dad to pray. He didn’t seem complinant to that suggestion. Today, I think about Dad sometimes, and I believe he actually spoke to God.
I am thirty-one and thanks to Mr. Glover my current plan has a blueprint.
Thank God for his life!

By: elana keil

elana keil — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 18:48:11 +0000

As a kid, I never saw color. Audrey and Rudy, Coco, Shani, Randy, Larry, Ralph, Chad and Michael were our extended family much like other people have Aunts, Uncles, & cousins. I remember every year we would switch back and forth going to their house or our house on Thanksgiving. I loved going to their house! Rudy would tell us stories about the purple people eaters! Those were the amazing, carefree, innocent, days of childhood

By: Clif Towns

Clif Towns — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 19:29:10 +0000

Mr. Glover was one the nicest, most respectable men I’ve ever met.

By: Phyllis Hager

Phyllis Hager — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 01:38:03 +0000

Rudy and Audry Glover and their kids and sibblings and friends that touched and shared my life for over ten years, changed me forever. I loved Audry like a sister, her regal class, her charming ways and Rudy, always upbeat and teaching me new stuff. No one has ever made me feel more welcome and accepted in my life. They were the best friends I ever had and those were the best times. I still love them and think of them and the times we shared and the trust we built as we learned about each other. So much of the best of who I am stems from the friendship I shared with all the Glovers.

By: Coco

Coco — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 21:38:30 +0000

Thank you so very much for this wonderful tribute to my dad, Uncle Ron!

Love,
Coco