Glenn T
LACOSS
Born
23 January 1963
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Died
23 August 2021
,
Willington, Connecticut, USA
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Born: 23 January 1963
Father:
Kenneth John LACOSS
Mother:
Gail Fay COWLES
Paternal grandparents:
Kenneth John LACOSS
, Irene LOCKWOOD
Maternal grandparents:
Truman Frank COWLES
, Mildred Althea BEEBE
Glenn T LACOSS died 23 August 2021 in Willington, Connecticut, USA.
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Glenn T. LaCoss of Willington, CT passed away at his home in the early morning hours on August 23, 2021 at the young age of 58.
Glenn attended Rockville High School and served for over 20 years as a Corrections Officer in the Connecticut Prison system. He was seriously injured in a large-scale prison insurrection and suffered PTSD symptoms for years afterwards. Thereafter, Glenn became active in a network of retired Corrections Officers attempting to stem the growing tide of suicides within the discipline. Glenns popularity among his brethren in the corrections discipline is representative of his hard work, loyalty and professionalism.
Glenn loved his classic cars and spent many hours on his 73 Dodge Rally Challenger. He loved to hunt and fish and frequented Snipsic, Bolton and Crystal lakes to pursue this hobby. Glenn also loved to work with dogs and horses, pursuing this passion as time and opportunity permitted. He also refurbished old knives creating new and beautiful...Read full story
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Glenn T. LaCoss of Willington, CT passed away at his home in the early morning hours on August 23, 2021 at the young age of 58.
Glenn attended Rockville High School and served for over 20 years as a Corrections Officer in the Connecticut Prison system. He was seriously injured in a large-scale prison insurrection and suffered PTSD symptoms for years afterwards. Thereafter, Glenn became active in a network of retired Corrections Officers attempting to stem the growing tide of suicides within the discipline. Glenns popularity among his brethren in the corrections discipline is representative of his hard work, loyalty and professionalism.
Glenn loved his classic cars and spent many hours on his 73 Dodge Rally Challenger. He loved to hunt and fish and frequented Snipsic, Bolton and Crystal lakes to pursue this hobby. Glenn also loved to work with dogs and horses, pursuing this passion as time and opportunity permitted. He also refurbished old knives creating new and beautiful...Read full story
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Death — 202123 August 2021
Willington, Connecticut, USA
He died at the age of 58.
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