This site is dedicated to the memory of Glen Creston Easterling.
Glen Creston Easterling (a.k.a. "Scooter") was born in Yuma, Arizona, on June 24, 1932, and entered into rest on September 2, 2014. Glen is much loved, and will always be warmly remembered by all his friends and family. Please feel free to express your thoughts, or contribute your memories of Glen.
Friends, family and acquaintances of Glen Creston Easterling are cordially invited to gather together in memoriam of Glen on Sunday, September 14, 2014, 3:00 PM, at the Crystalaire Country Club, located at :::::::: 15701 Boca Raton, Llano, CA 93544 :::::::: (661) 944-2111
It was the express wish of Glen that in lieu of floral gifts, any voluntary donations be offered through Antelope Valley Guild of Children's Hospital of Los Angeles. If you desire to share a voluntary donation in memory of Glen, please click the "Donations" section of this tribute. Thank you.
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Thoughts
Thinking of my dad, Glen today. Its been 9 years since we lost him. Im remembering how he loved to be out of the golf course, telling me, with all the grass, it was like being at the park.
Remembering how he didnt like talking on the phone, but preferred a face to face conversation.
Casandra
2nd September 2023
Coming up to 9 years since your ascent to heaven Popilo. I have been thinking of you often, especially now. A year has gone by since your daughter, my mother, Melissa left us here to join you up there, as well as Sparky. We were not prepared for their departure, and the void it would leave behind.
I find myself wondering about the advice you would give me, if you could, about living in loss. You were a man of many answers, solutions, and quips. We didn’t have many in depth conversations, yet when we did, I was always fascinated by your candor. Given your experiences which you lived to tell the tales, hindsight always is 20/20. Before your time came, you had already lost so many of those close to you. Certainly there were times that you struggled, broke down, lashed out. Those things I saw in you, I also saw in mom. Loss is not the same to everyone. What some can brush off, is an event horizon to others. A singularity so strong that it can claim the lives of those it consumes, by various means. In my life, I have never willingly been a religious man, yet I do believe in spirituality. I have also prayed more times than I ever have in at least in the last year. I pray for strength. I pray for peace. I pray for understanding and compassion. You are a big part of me, always have been. As was Melissa. She came from you, and she was my heart.
I hold on to the memories you and I were able to make in your later years, coming up to spend weekends with you as a kid, and a few like finally playing golf together on Kauai, putting blood sweat and tears into the setup of the bike shop, even coming to see you for holidays. I feel you are with me. I feel that she is with me. Please continue to give us strength, and please take care of her up there. I hope that, even up there, you have someone looking out for you too.
Angelo LeClair
13th May 2023
Thinking of Dad this month…his birth month and wedding month.
Thinking too of my little sister Melissa, and how I miss her…we lost her in death about a month ago.
Working on remembering the pleasant memories…
Casandra
14th June 2022
Candles
May you rest in peace grandpa Popilow. I love you and will always love you.
Lit by Angelo B. LeClair on 20th October 2014
Your memories and love will out live us all. You have become timeless. - Gail LeClair
Lit by grandson gail on 11th September 2014
We are very sorry for your loss. We did not have the honor, but judging by his lovely children he was a wonderful loving man. May comfort be yours.
Lit by Rob and Kim Bohannan on 5th September 2014