Birth date: Feb 17, 1942 Death date: Apr 15, 2026
Glenn Curtis Mabry, 84, of Locust, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at Novant Presbyterian Medical Center, surrounded by his loving family. A funeral service will be held at 2:45 p.m. on Saturday, April 18, 20 Read Obituary
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Met Glenn on October 1969 in Washington NC. Worked with him for 31 years until my retirement in 2000. He was always a hard worker and very religious man. He was a great man and an even greater friend. Love him always. Joe Herold
Hi Randy. I'm sorry for the loss of your dad. I enjoyed talking with him when he worked at the hardware store. All the best to you and your mom.
Randall Hartsell
Kathy and I thought the words would come easily. However, knowing Glenn more and more deeply over the last quarter of a century—more, really—no single moment or story fits. Glenn walked beside us in our most vulnerable times, and he and Sharon were generous to allow us to do the same with them. Through extremely difficult losses and disappointments as well as immense blessings, Glenn and Sharon advised and rejoiced with us, never condescending, just graciously embracing. Friendships that face the highest of highs and lowest of lows together make deep roots. We love you, Sharon. We miss Glenn. God is good all the time; all the time God is good.
Remaining in the steadfast grip of Christ,
Kathy and Ben Ector
Praying for the Mabry family. Glenn and Sharon have been our neighbors for about two years now and we have absolutely loved living next to them. They have become family.
-The Kimmans
When I first saw Glenn Mabry in a church musical production, he was singing about going on a second honeymoon. Later, as I talked with him, I found myself wondering how such a stern man could sing such a tender song, but over the years I learned that beneath that gruff exterior was a man whose heart was filled with love. Love for his precious wife, Sharon, love for his three amazing sons, love for his grand babies, love for his extended family, love for his church family , love for his community but most especially love for his Savior, Jesus Christ.
When I remember the countless ways, Glenn shared God’s love, I think about his devotion to children and youth. Whether he was coaching them in a sport, teaching them in Sunday School or listening to them talk, it was evident that he cared.
Our family is thankful for the love and wisdom of Glenn Mabry. We know that we are blessed to have had him him in our lives and have many sweet memories of him. Perhaps, my most cherished memory took place at the Locust Christmas parade last year. We spotted Glenn and went over to spend a little time catching up then we headed to find a spot to watch the parade and Glenn disappeared into the crowd. A few moments later, I saw Glenn walking up the sidewalk and stopping to talk to people. He was passing out pens and information about upcoming church services. His walk was slower, his steps were careful ,but the one thing that was the same was the joy on his face as he shared Jesus with others.
Glenn was my Brother. I say Brother instead of Step-Brother because that’s how I felt about him. When Dad and Netta got married and we all moved in together I got to know Glenn quite well, He was four years older than me, handsome, witty, athletic, had a great personality and was very popular. I wanted to be like him.
Glenn joined the Air Force and as he was getting out I joined. After my tour in the Air Force and many civilian jobs I ended up in California about as far from North Carolina as you can get and still be in the United States.
Unfortunately several years would pass between visits to North Carolina and seeing him and family, But on those rare occasions I thoroughly enjoyed seeing him. During the long absences I was comforted with the knowledge he was there.
For the last few years I enjoyed texting with him about Panther’s football. I am especially grateful that I was able to speak with him the afternoon before he went into the hospital.
May you rest in peace my brother. I love you and will miss you!
Johnny
