Glenn A Minick, 74 of Remington Indiana passed away on September 8th, 2026, at White Oak Health Campus in Monticello, Indiana.  He was born on September 14th, 1951, to the late James and Janet (May) Minick.  He graduated from Remington High School in 1969.  He then attended Porter Business College for one year for Business Administration.

He married Catherine A Wagner on September 12, 1970, in Lafayette Tennessee and they shared the last 55 years together as a married couple.   He served as a Boy Scouts Scout Master for 25 years.  He had the pleasure of working with Ceres Solutions for 44 years in several different areas (feed mill, appliance delivery, petroleum and gas truck driver). He would do anything they asked him to do each day he showed up for work.

Glenn enjoyed watching Gunsmoke, Rifleman and Wagon Train on TV, he loved to watch any race that was on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Track and he enjoyed putting puzzles together that he received as gifts, he would then glue them and frame them and give them back to other as gifts to hang up in their homes. He was a person that loved to be outdoors, he would much rather be in his screen porch or his lawn chair in the yard instead of inside the house when it was nice outside.

He is survived by his wife, Catherine (Wagner) Minick; a son, Rodney (wife: Cari) Minick of Oxford Indiana; a daughter Kimberly (Husband: David) Bledsoe of Galveston Indiana; 2 sisters:  Ruth Shaw of Remington, Indiana; Kay (Husband: Garry) Reed of Brookston.  He had six grandchildren: Jeffrey, Bradley and Shane (Companion: Alyssa) Minick; Abigail (Husband: Cliff) Bickers; Jaci (Husband Alex) Frankenberger and Jonah Grandberry. He has 7 beautiful, great grandchildren: Hazel & Everley Bickers, Naveah, Alexis and Carson Frankenberger, Lucy Cuellar and Oliver Minick.

He is preceded in death by his parents, James and Janet Minick.

Services for Glenn will be held at Stitz Clapper Funeral Home in Remington Indiana on Tuesday, September 15th with viewing from 11:00am to 1:00pm and Funeral being held at 1:00pm.  Funeral Services will be conducted by Jeff Lawley of Buffalo.  Interment will follow at Remington Cemetery where he will be laid to rest next to his parents.

Memorial Contributions can be made to the Remington Food Pantry as he volunteered here weekly with his wife Catherine.