Birth date: Oct 27, 1950 Death date: Apr 28, 2014
Glenn Stuart Gay passed away on Monday, April 28, 2014 at the age of 63. Beloved son of the late Louis B. Gay and Shirley Drewes Gay. Loving brother of Benton Gay and sister-in-law, Tracy. Uncle of Ryan and Brittany Gay. He was a Read Obituary
Dear Benton,
I only recently learned of Glenn's passing, and I am so sorry for your loss. Glenn always seemed to be in a great mood when we spoke, and he was such a kind person. My heart goes out to you and your family.
Love, Michelle
Dear Benten,
I was so sorry about Glenn. He was really loved. Rick remembers him as a cool dude.
He was always great to me and i remember him as always being funny.
He made everyone around him smile of laugh. He will be missed.
Love Charlotte & Rick Tassin
Glen was a good friend, a kind and gentle man, generous and fun to be around. Even though we didn't get to see him very often,we knew he was a phone call away. The world was a better place with him in it. Sleep well my dear friend. You were well loved.
The Evers family
I'd like to extend my sincerest condolences to Glenn's family. Although I did not know Glenn, he was my second cousin (we shared the same great grandfather). I hope that your warm memories will bring you comfort during this most difficult time.
Hello... Glenn is a wonderful friend of my whole family. We go back to the days he was at the courthouse on Poydras St. and I was working in the LYKES center up the street. My daughter, Regan now 41, still has two canine puncture wound scars on one cheek of her buttocks inflicted by his doberman Barron as he picked her up to toss her into his pool. We surmised Baron thought she was gonna hurt him. We had many real good times together and have stayed in touch thru the years though our paths parted. We visited him whenever I got to Covington to see my folks. He was always sweet on my daughter and I think he sometimes looked forward to seeing her more than me whenever we visited. What a great place he had on Military Road. Where else could you go out back to a stream and pop off a few rounds at some Dixie beer cans. I was looking forward to our next visit this spring. I'm sure he would have had a new "toy" or two to show off to me. My the good Lord bless and keep this good fellow until we perhaps meet again. We are sure gonna miss you buddy. Arnold Evers
Glenn was a good friend for the past 15 years. We shared a love for many of the same things: food, knives, guns, dogs, and many other things. We had so much in common he was like a brother to me. We enjoyed going to gun shows together and discussing for hours our love for all things out west. I will miss him greatly. RIP Glenn. Your friend A.J. Kahoe
