Glen Stewart

Saville

Glen Stewart Saville, beloved husband, father, stepfather, and grandfather, passed away on November 5, 2026. He leaves behind a large, blended family and countless friends who will forever cherish the memories, laughter, and moments shared with him.

Glen was a devoted husband to his wife, Deborah of 40 years, and a proud father to Jason, Linda, James, Brittny, and Kaitlin; and his stepdaughters, Jennifer and Andrea. He was also a loving grandfather to eleven grandchildren, each holding a special place in his heart.

He was a hardworking, blue-collar man who was never afraid of hard work, always wanting to make sure the people he loved were taken care of. His dedication, commitment, and the sacrifices he made for his family were an important part of who he was. Above all, he leaves behind a legacy of love, hard work, and memories that will live on through the generations.

Glen had a passion for so many things, especially when it came to vintage and classic cars. His love for Volkswagen, particularly VW buses, was more than just a hobby; it was a way of life. Many Sunday mornings, you could find Glen up early in his garage, surrounded by tools and car parts, restoring a VW bus with the sounds of The Beatles, Creedence Clearwater Revival, or the Grateful Dead playing in the background. It was his happy place.

He loved classic rock, good conversation, and road trips, always preferring to take the scenic route and enjoy life in the slow lane. Glen was never in a hurry. He understood that some of life's best moments happened when you slowed down long enough to enjoy them.

One of Glen's greatest gifts was his ability to make friends wherever he went. He never met a stranger and could easily find himself sidetracked by a good conversation. Whether talking about cars, current events, music, or simply sharing stories with someone new, Glen had a way of making people feel welcome. He left a little piece of himself with everyone fortunate enough to cross his path.

Glen will be remembered for his love of family, his passion for classic cars, the music that filled his garage, his kind spirit, and his appreciation for life's simple pleasures.

Though his road trip has come to an end, the memories he created will continue to travel on in the hearts of all who loved him. His family and friends will forever hear a little classic rock or see an old VW bus, and remember a man who knew that life was meant to be enjoyed one mile and one conversation at a time.