Glenn M. Miller Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

Glenn Melvin Miller was born in St. Louis, Missouri on June 13, 1955 to the late King Louis Miller and Willie C. Hunter. To the family he was known as “Poncho” (baby brother). Glenn was the sixth of ten children. Glenn was a proud graduate of DeAndreis Catholic High School in 1974 and had the nickname of “Good Times”. He furthered his education by attending Forest Park Community College and University Missouri St. Louis. Glenn was united in matrimony to Deborah (Debbie) Steward on January 8, 1977. To that union two children were born, Cory and Christopher. Glenn had a well-established career at American Airlines, formerly known as TWA. He began his career in 1976 in the downtown offices and was progressively promoted over the years to several different management positions. After forty years, he retired January 2016 as the American Airlines General Manager at St. Louis Lambert International Airport. Glenn was an avid traveler and a devoted jazz fan. In his many journeys with family and friends it led him to memorable jazz venues. Glenn’s favorite hobbies were tinkering around the house, maintaining his immaculate lawn and cars. He ensured that his home was a welcoming place for all. Glenn cherished family. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and uncle. He enjoyed life and lived it to the fullest. Glenn was an active member at St. Alphonsus “Liguori” Rock Church for over twenty years. He served the Lord and dedicated his time to the church and served as a mentor in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. Glenn made his transition on Wednesday, November 18, 2020. He was preceded in death by both parents and two siblings, Ruth and James. Glenn was an organ donor so he continued to give. Glenn leaves to cherish his memories his wife Debbie of 43 wonderful years; sons Cory, Christopher (Jessica), grandchildren, Aiden, Harley and Dalilah, two brothers, six sisters and a host of relatives and friends.

Glenn M. Miller

June 13, 1955 - November 18, 2020