Cronkite and husband, Jerod, their daughter, Maddison, and son, Jeremy and his wife Mckenzie and their son, Griffin daughter, Melanie L. Turner and wife Cathy daughter, Kristin L. Walter and his wife, April Snow, and their son, Brogan J. In addition to Strasburg, he is survived by her son, Zachary T. Glenn devotedly cared for his wife, Kathaleen, as she battled multiple sclerosis until her death in 2011.Īt the time of his death, he was living with his longtime, loving partner, Susan A. He retired from the newspapers in 2010 at 62, but continued to manage online weekly newspapers and worked for the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce in Waterville. He served on the board of directors of United Way of Mid-Maine from 2000 to 2003. Glenn was president of the Maine Press Association from 1993 to 1994 and treasurer and a member of the board of directors from 1994 to 2000. The multiple roles required integration of journalism, editing, technical, Web, budgetary and staff management skills and encompassed two production sites in Waterville and at the newspaper’s sister paper, the Kennebec Journal in Augusta. He was promoted from reporter to various positions at the newspaper, including state editor, city editor, managing editor for operations, news projects manager and web and special projects editor. Morton was heard on more than one occasion to refer to Glenn as a “born newspaperman.” At weekly staff meetings, Glenn’s organizational skills became evident and he soon was known for his pie charts and graphs. He was quickly promoted to reporter, where he showed an innate ability to capture the essence of whatever he was covering. Glenn started working at the Central Maine Morning Sentinel as a proofreader on March 25, 1973. He met his future wife, Kathaleen Ladd, while they both were working at the Holiday Inn in Waterville.
He graduated from Waterville Senior High School in 1967 and from the University of Maine, Orono, where he received a bachelor of arts degree in psychology, in 1971. Glenn was born March 4, 1949, in Waterville, the son of Richard M. 4, 2016, after a hard-fought battle with lung cancer, at MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta. Turner of China, former reporter and editor at the Morning Sentinel who spearheaded the newspaper’s transition to digital layout in the late 1980s, died Sunday, Dec.
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