Mr. Glenn Allan Page

Glenn Page, age 49, loving husband to Liz Page of 19 years and devoted father to Andrew (16), Anna (13) and Robert (11) passed away peacefully on Saturday morning at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. Glenn was a believer and a fighter. He was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia in April 2015. Over the next 2 ½ years, he infused his faith and strength into his fight against leukemia with an army of family and friends by his side locally and afar and the best medical team at Johns Hopkins. Glenn approached his treatment with the same determination and focus as he had lived his life. He had a successful stem cell transplant in June 2016 after relapsing from his initial remission following 9 months of chemotherapy. Unfortunately, the cancer spread to his central nervous system in January 2017. After 4 months of additional chemotherapy, Glenn transitioned to hospice care when treatment was no longer the right choice. From the start of the last relapse, he exceeded medical expectations and enjoyed the gift of time with his wife and 3 children at home along with his very large extended family on both sides. To sum up Glenn's life, he was a kind, hard-working, honest and fun person who loved and was loved by so many. He was a son, brother, husband, father, brother-in-law, son-in-law, uncle, friend, colleague, coach and community member. Glenn was born on September 20, 1967 in Pittsburgh, PA to Charles and Marjorie Page. He has 3 older siblings and was the baby of the family by many years. At time of birth, his sister Patti was 16, his brother Chuck was 13 and his brother Howard was 10. Glenn’s grandfather, father and now his brother, Chuck Page own Page Dairy Mart, a popular soft ice cream store on the South Side of Pittsburgh. Glenn spent many hours in his youth working at the business. Glenn graduated from Baldwin High School in 1986 where he was an honor roll student and captained the football team, handled the shot and javelin chores on the track team and was a forward on the basketball team. His dominant sport was football and he played tight end and linebacker. Glenn has been inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame at Baldwin High School and played in the Big 33 Game in PA his senior year. Glenn was heavily recruited by numerous Division I schools. His superior ability enabled him to be listed in the fall, 1985 edition of the Post- Gazette Fabulous 22 and the Press Finest 44 recognizing the top high school football players in the Pittsburgh area. Glenn selected the University of Maryland at College Park to continue his football and academic career. Glenn played four years as inside linebacker for the University of Maryland where he was the leading tackler for Maryland his senior year. He received numerous awards for his outstanding on the field performance like the Outstanding Defense Back and the Hammer Award. Glenn was known by his teammates as one of the toughest guys on the field. Being a student-athlete was important to him and he was proud to have been selected for the 1991 All-ACC Academic Team for his outstanding academic achievement. Upon graduation in 1991 with a BS degree in Finance and Marketing, Glenn was hired by the First National Bank of Maryland for their management trainee program. While working for First National Bank of Maryland, Glenn obtained his Masters of Business Administration from Loyola College in 1998. First National Bank of Maryland was also where Glenn met the love of his life, Liz Fenster. They were married on October 24, 1998 in Williamsburg, VA surrounded by their family and friends. His passion to succeed on the field was equally as strong in his work career. Glenn was in the banking and finance industry for 30 years with First National Bank of Maryland, GE Capital, M&T Bank and lastly with BB&T. His work career concluded with working for BB&T Capital Markets as a Senior Vice President with the Corporate Banking Division. In 2014, Glenn received the annual Sterling Performance Award for being the “Best of the Best” at BB&T Bank. He received this award right before he was diagnosed with leukemia. While representing M&T Bank and later BB&T, Glenn served multiple years on the Board of Directors for the Columbia Festival of the Arts in Howard County. Glenn's biggest success story was his family and his faith. Glenn and his wife Liz settled in Howard County in 1999 and made Ellicott City their home for the past 13 years. They have enjoyed raising their children there and are surrounded by a wonderful community at their schools, church, sports teams and neighborhood. They are active members at Chapelgate Presbyterian Church. Glenn passed down his athletic abilities and passion to his children who have all been active in sports. He volunteered endless hours to be the coach of their different teams including soccer in the very early years, basketball with the Upwards Christian organization, flag football and tackle football. Glenn was a devoted, loving and caring father and husband. His strong work ethic on and off the field and faith in Christ is now being passed on to his children. Glenn is survived by his wife of 19 years, Liz Page, his three children, Andrew, Anna and Robert, his sister Patti Zapf and husband Len Zapf; his brother Chuck Page; his brother Howard Page and his wife Vera Page, his mother-in-law Harriet Fenster, his sister-in law Edie McPartland and husband Chris; his sister-in-law Julie Peterson and husband Boyd, his sister-in-law Leslie Minsch and husband Mike; his sister-in law Kathryn Feldmann and husband Lee; ten nieces and nephews on the Page side of the family and 12 nieces and nephews on his wife’s side of the family. Glenn is predeceased by his parents Charles and Marjorie Page, his father-in-law Robert Fenster and his nephew Garrett Feldmann. The family will receive friends on Friday, August 11, 2017, from 1pm to 3pm and 6pm to 8pm at Haight Funeral Home & Chapel, 6416 Sykesville Road, Sykesville. A funeral service will be held on Saturday, August 12, 2017, at 11am at Chapelgate Presbyterian Church, 2600 Marriottsville Road, Marriottsville. Interment to follow at Mt. View Cemetery, Marriottsville.Reception to follow at Chapelgate Presbyterian Church. Those who desire may make contributions in Glenn’s memory to the following: Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center The work of Dr. Amy Elizabeth DeZern Hopkinsmedicine.org/kimmel_cancer_center/our_center/charitable_giving Or Gilchrist Hospice Care, Inc. Donations may be made online at gilchristhospice.org or mailed to 11311 McCormick Road, Suite 350 Hunt Valley, MD 21031

Mr. Glenn Allan Page

September 20, 1967 - August 5, 2017