Hey there Harry. Another year has passed. Your'e not forgotten. Continue to rest.

Harry, I worked with you briefly at AT&T but you certainly left an impression on me! I think of you every year on this date. God Bless you!

Dear Harry, Growing up in East Harlem in the '60s and '70s was like living on a tightrope, swaying between survival and despair. We were crushed, you know? Crushed between poverty so deep it felt like quicksand, between the absence of any real opportunity and a drug epidemic that swept through our streets like wildfire, burning down futures before they even had a chance to stand. And then, as if that wasn’t enough, there was the war—Vietnam—another beast swallowing our brothers, taking them from us long before their time. The political world outside was no kinder, leaving us caught between a system that seemed designed to erase us and a world too blind to see. Yet, somehow—by some grace—we made it. That’s the part I still struggle with, you know? That we survived. That we didn’t just survive—we thrived. You and me, Harry. Our mothers were friends—sisters in everything but blood. They watched us grow and fight our way off those blocks, and the fact that we made something of ourselves felt like an act of rebellion, like beating the odds was our way of telling the world we were worth more than they ever imagined. But when I heard what happened to you—when I heard why you were taken—it felt like a blow straight to my soul. The weight of that loss, Harry, it’s still with me. It’s been 23 years, and the anger hasn’t faded. Those terrorists did what the streets of Harlem couldn’t do. They took you away. But even in their cruelty, they didn’t win. No, because your life didn’t just stop there. The lives you touched, the people you lifted up—they carry you forward. I carry you forward. You were always the coolest, man—the one we all looked up to, the tallest spirit among us, even though you might not have been the tallest in height. You were the best of us, Harry. And for that, I am forever grateful. We shared a bond—a brotherhood—that nothing, not even the darkest forces in this world, could ever sever. I pray for your family, for your children, that they grow up knowing who their father was. That they understand the weight of your sacrifice and the light you left behind. You made the ultimate sacrifice for them, for all of us, and that’s something no one can ever take away. God bless you, Harry. May His loving arms hold you for all eternity. Marvin C. Reid, EdD

Gone 22 years and I still remember you Harry G! 🫶🏽

Gone; but not Forgotten. Your smile!

Think of you today as I'm looking at the New York memorial page, and it brought my feeling back again. Will never forget you, and I keep Sharon and Jaken in my prayers.

Harry, on the 21st anniversary of 9/11, I wanted to say that I still remember you and what a fantastic person you were. May your memory be for a blessing.

Harry, You were always cheerful and thoughtful, your infectious smile, warmed our hearts! I will always remember talking (and joking) about the Budweiser Wassup commercial with the Super Friends!!! Where's Dookie!!! John Humen

I started at AT&T with Harry in their Programmer Basic Training many years ago and he was such a kind, confident person that immediatelt made oyhers feel comfortable. His smile was infectious. My prayers continue to go out to him and his family on this anniversary of a life changing day.

I think of you often my friend. You are so missed….

Remembering Harry on this 20 th anniversary of his tragic death. May his memory be for a blessing. He was a role model and friend to all.

RIH, Harry! Wonderful person, very nice college friend…..gone too soon.

Remembering Harry. The Smile. Gone, but not forgotten. RIP Harry!

On this sad day still remember Harry and his infectious smile. May his memory always be a blessing.

RIP Harry.... Your smile is still On!

Harry, Still missing you......You would be so proud of Jalen. He has so many of your mannerisms & definitely your infectious smile.

Hey Harry - You were my first project manager at AT&T; and it was a pleasure working with you. As so many have mentioned you were always smiling and your great mood was contagious. You lit up the East Brunswick office and I will always remember. Your family is in my prayers - look forward to seeing you again some day!!

I read this on Facebook, and can easily picture Harry as the author(although I know he is not)...Something about Harry's smile: 'The way we honor the dead is by living well. If we spend our lives never allowing ourselves to be happy, we are wasting what they lost'

Thinking of, and remembering you today Harry. I always smile when I remember your infectious smile. Rest well and know that you are in God's hands.

Harry, Remembering your big smile on this sad day in USA history. May your family find joy remembering your wonderful, bright personality and huge smile you wore all the time. May your memory live on forever in the lives of your family and friends. Howard

Twelve years later, and Harry is still smiling.... Did I tell you I saw it happen that day - I was on the 12th floor of (what was the Metro building) in East Rutherford, NJ - directly across the street from Giant Stadium, panaramic view of the World Trade Center. I cried..... So glad I still see Harry smiling

Time has not eased the pain ... you are missed Harry.

Thinking of you today as I do often times throughout the year. Hoping many others remember this tragic day and take some time to reflect. Rest well Harry and know that you are missed by many.

Harry: Missed posting on the 11th, but you are thought of often

On 9/11/12 was thinking today of many people I knew who were lost in this tragic event but Harry came to my mind first. When Harry and I started our careers together in the summer of 1982 as part of the AT&T; Programmer Basic Training program, Harry was an incredibly positive individual, happy, smart, energetic and always had the Harry Gleen trademark smile. Harry was a 'life affirming' individual and positively impacted everyone he came across. While I only knew Harry for a short amount of time in what seems so long ago, today, Harry came to the forefront of my mind on this annual rememberance. Harry, you are missed by all those who had contact with you and are remembered.

So much time has passed since I last shared a laugh with my good friend. I so much much my friend. May God bless the Glenn family.

Harry: Thinking of you. It does not seem possible that ten years have passed. Rest well Harry.

Never met the man, but did see his son reading his name. He looks like a great young man. You would be proud of your work while on earth.

Ten years, and it still seems like yesterday..... I saw the planes hit, watched the towers fall; and reminded everyone that people were in those buildings - Still cant believe that Harry was one of them..... I can still hear him yelling across the cubicle, 'How bout those KNICKS?'

Yo I grew up with hary G since elememtary school. He was my role model and I never got the chance to let him know that. God bless his wife and son and the entire glenn family.

Thinking of you today. Missing you dearly and knowing that you are with The Father gives me comfort. I will continue to carry your memory in my heart every day. I love you and miss you today and every day!

I miss you Harry. You were a great colleague and friend that summer. I will never forget you. 'All that good stuff'

two beer harry, that's not the only way I remember him, but just thinking of that now. Thinking back to the way he would talk about Sharon and Jalen, it seems impossible, unreal that he wouldn't grow old with them. I just lost my father, and so went back to South Africa, and climbed Lions Head and scratched his name on a pole on the top, with the most tremendous views of Cape Town. That's where I scratched Harry's name... to remember him whenever I go there... warm wonderful human being... so glad I met him... thinking of Sharon and Jalen... and the three beers I just had..

Harry I still cant believe you are not here. I pray for your wife and son always. You are always in my thoughts and prayers and espically at this time of year. Will see you at the pearly gate. You are an angel missing from earth but one heaven is no longer missing.

Hi Harry: Just wanted to stop by as I do every year and let you know that you are thought of many times during the year. Saw you picture during the Memorial service today and couldn't help but notice that great smile you always wore. Rest well Harry. Sandi Veres

Harry G, Just had you on my mind, and decided to Google you, and discovered this. God is Good!!! Thinking about the good ole days at NCCU. Just know that you were always apprediated Mr. COBOL. Maceo

A co-worker and I were speaking about the World Trade Center Disaster and I immediately thought of Harry and googled his name. I came across this site and had to pay tribute to Harry despite the years that have gone by. Of all the guys in my neighborhood growing up in Jackie Robinson Apartment Houses, Harry Glen was 'The Gentleman'. He was by far, one of the sweetest, kindest, and most repectful guys in the neighborhood. A smile comes across my face when i remember Harry because the first time I got behind a wheel was with Harry. He attempted to teach me how to drive. It didn't go well and I never told anyone our secret. I kinda hit some parked cars. LOL..They say the good die young. Harry was a true 'Gentleman'.

Harry for the many years I have known you and sharon your wife who is my very best friend I was at your wedding and you and sharon was at my wedding we got married at the same hall in queens new york, I realy miss talking to you, you became my friend throuh sharon and the day that happened am still lost for words, and still cannot believe you are gone, the world not only lost a perfect gentleman a husband and father I lost my friend, you will remain with me always and I know you are in heaven resting in peace looking down on sharon and jalen keeping them safe. I miss and love you... Cyndi

I can still see Harry's warm and friendly smile. What a nice man. To God be the glory for this nice man.

It's been 8 years and I am just now seeing this site that a friend sent to me. I don't even know where to begin. There isn't a time that goes by where the mention of the WTC attack or 9/11 goes by that I don't think of Harry. I worked with Harry for many years at AT&T; and knew him from the time he came until he left. I had the pleasure of working with him closely on several occasions and we used to always joke and debate about 'process' and whether we needed it or not. The last time I saw Harry was in Red Lobster, he and his son. I will always remember Harry for the smart, funny and kind person that he was! One day soon, Harry, we will meet again.....

I stumbled upon this site 3 years ago, and have finally decided it is time to release my tears - Harry was everything mentioned(and more)... Its a wonderful thing to think of a person, see his smile, and remember nothing but pleasantries ALWAYS exchanged when in his presence - Thanks Harry.... My Soul Brother and Friend.

Hello Harry I quickly recall the last time we were together at our 2000 family reunion. How time flys. I will always remember you and your smile. The family loves you and misses you. Love Pumpkin (Daryline)

WHAT UP 'G'. it's the '1 behind you 4life'. i still miss you everyday and i still remember that i have to go upstairs by 9pm. i'm trying to hold down the fort in your memory. With your teachings you instilled in me...I WILL. TALK 2 YOU SOON. YOUR BROTHER DONALD

Harry, Thinking of you each anniversary of this horrible day. May you find the peace that you deserve and may your family be blessed to have fruitful lives living each day with your loving memory of the time you had together.

Still miss you Harry... Can't believe you smile isn't lighting up the world anymore, but I know you live on through you friends and family

I did not work directly with Harry at AT&T; but knew him as we both worked in the East Brunswick building. Not only on this day but especially on this day I think of Harry and like many of the posts on this site, his smile. God Bless you Harry.

Hey Harry: Just wanted to take a moment to let you know I am thinking of you today as I do many times during the year. Rest Well... God Bless.

Every year at this time.... I stop and think of you. You and your family are in my prays. We worked together at AT&T; ... we got married the same year and our bridesmaid dresses where the same! I hope you are enjoying your piece of Heaven. You will always be missed.

You are always on my mind and in my heart....... I will always remember our rapping we did when we changed the lyrics from'Down with OPP' to 'Down with CPP' ...... AT&T; @ East Brunswick was probably the best consulting job I had because of the people I met, Bob (rest in peace), Hemant, Joebba, Jeff l., Jeff T...the list goes on and of course you Harry, the coolest, sharpest IT manager around !!! My prayers are with you and your family as you guide them through life.... Thanks for watching over me as well..... God Bless !!!

Harry Glenn was a wonderful person who I had the honor to work closely with at AT&T.; He was my first boss and there is not many days that go by that something he showed me through his actions, words, or 'way' doesn't seep into how I handle myself at work. I considered Harry a true friend and often think of how his family are doing.... I can't believe it's been 7 years....

Hi Harry: Thinking of you today and remembering all of the good times we had at AT&T.; Even seven years later it is still hard to imagine that you were taken from us. Just so darned unfair! Rest well Harry.

Harry: Thinking of you today and many times throughout the year. Rest well.

hey harry - another year passes ... i think of you often and your family is always in my prayers. you will live on in my memories forever ...

Dearest Harry, This is the first time I have had the 'nerve' to look for this info. Having preferred 2 imagine that you had escaped... I met you @ AT&T; in EBruswick.., HARRY...You with your Wonderful sense of humor and SHARP Wit, Intelligent, WISE.. and not to mention a Classy Dresser, always kept everyone charmed with your smiles and laughter. We crossed paths for over 10 years until WTC. I remember last seeing you just when you started working @ Marsh and I was starting @ Lehman. So hard to think of that day at all..I know you were ALWAYS on TIME damnit! and I knew although I could never, wouldn't admit it.. You Were a HERO in those LAST MOMENTS!! I JUST KNOW YOU WERE A tireless ANGEL. Your Essence is the True gift of your presence & it lives on....IT LIVES ON in ALL of US! I always Keep your family in my prayers.

(Of the relationships listed, I chose 'friend' even though I never knew Harry because both of us graduated from NCCU.) Think of you and your family regularly and keep in touch with your son just because I,m an EAGLE, too.

Harry, Harry, Harry. It's hard to imagine that 5 years have passed. I've come all the way from Sedona, Arizona to pay tribute to you today, you know. Yes, I am in NYC right this very minute and am heading down to the site in just a little while. Again - as I've said every year since you left us - you will live on in our hearts and minds FOREVER. But we still miss you.

Harry: Thinking of you as 9/11 nears and praying for you and your family and friends. I think of you often and know that you are smiling down on all of us. Rest well ... you are missed.

Harry I will always remember your smile and warm personality. I remember playing with you and rooselvelt on 127th street. I even remember good times and bad in Jackie Robinson. I think of you always. Hope to see you in heaven one day

I worked with Harry at AT&T.; We both left the company around the same time. I went to work at AIG in the city when I left AT&T.; Several years after we both left AT&T; I ran into Harry at a children's furniture store in Hillside NJ. He was picking up something for his family and he had a great big smile on his face (he always had a great big smile). He gave me a big hello. He told me he worked in the WTC and we traded phone numbers with the idea to meet for lunch. I later called Harry and we discussed work and family. He mentioned that he had interviewed at AIG but had not received an offer. He later took the job at Marsh in the WTC. We never found the time for lunch, but I always think of the fact that he could have possibly worked at AIG and might be here today. I guess it was fate that he did not get the AIG job. After I learned of his loss I always think - what if........... and remember the last time we met - that big wide smile and friendly hello. While we all miss Harry I know his wife and family have it the hardest. God bless them all and may Harry rest in peace.

Harry was a colleague of mine at AT&T; in Piscataway and East Brunswick...my first office partner. We had fun times yelling at our computer screens. 'Two beer Harry' we called him, and he always laughed. Never a bad word to say about anyone. Thinking of you and your family on this day Harry. God be with you. Bill Kroeschel

Harry - I spent some time at the Ground Zero site a few months ago while I was back east. Thought about you. Thought about what those final minutes must have been like. I'm sure you were running around trying to help others deal with what was happening. Helping people to keep it together as best as they could. We really do miss your leadership and your style, Harry. And it still doesn't make any sense that you were taken from us. None. None at all. I'll close the way I always do: you live on in our hearts and our minds - FOREVER.

Harry, I've been visiting this site every year since it happened. Didn't seem like this was the thing to do. Can't even bring myself to put 'pen to paper' about this tragic waste of life and potential. I know you are up there watching and having a chuckle or two. Rest well my friend. You are missed. Wes Williams

Hey Harry: Once again I am writing to let you know that I am thinking of you as September 11th nears. I think of you and your family often and know that God is watching over all of you. Rest well. You are missed and thought of often.

Hey Harry. It's that time of year again. Random Thoughts: The Top of the Tower in East Brunswick. The rowdy sessions in the corner glassed-in conference room (you know, the one with the clear shot of the NYC Skyline). CAM. Profile Anomalies caused by timing errors. Auto-completing WS Cases ('hey, if they're not going to work them, why not?'). Your leadership. Your strength. Your intense style. The courage you must have shown others three years ago today. You're still a great man, Harry. You live on in our hearts and minds - FOREVER.

Harry: Thinking of you as September 11th nears. My prayers continue for you and all of your friends and family. Rest Well. Sandi Veres

You were one of my regular customers and ill miss the trade you brought into the pub. We only get Dave down here now and its very empty since leaving us.

Hey Harry - it's been awhile since I visited this site but you know that I talk to you often. I still can't get over the fact that you are gone. I was fortunate enough to have met you so long ago (20 years ago! - wow) and privelaged to call you my friend. I have endless memories of you and 'all that good stuff'. I pray for your family often. I really miss you man ....

Hi Harry. 2 years have passed since you left us. But it still seems like only yesterday that we stood at the top of The Tower in East Brunswick, NJ. You and I were always the first ones there each and every morning. Remember? ICE COLD Diet Cokes first thing in the morning!? You Remember. Gotta tell you Harry, I've switched to DVC (Diet Vanilla Coke). ICE COLD DVC, Baby! We miss you, Harry. We really do. I'll just echo what I said a year and a half ago - it (your death) still doesn't make any sense. I'm sure everyone you touched on this planet will agree - you will live on in our hearts and our minds forever!

On this two year anniversary of that tragic day, I had looked back to remember the people that I knew who were taken from us. Harry was one of those unfortunate victims who had made a difference in my life that I will NEVER forget. When working at AT&T;, Harry had hired me to Lead his team. It was the very first leadership position that I had, and Harry’s confidence in my ability was truly genuine. I worked hard for Harry in return for his confidence in me. From that point on, I have excelled in my career path in leadership roles. This was all started with the trust and chance that Harry had given me. Harry, I will never forget what a magnificent gift you had given me. Thank you.

Harry.... My prayers continue for your family and friends. You are in my thoughts. Rest well.

I'm sorry to hear about you Harry....

I worked with Harry in AT&T; in New Jersey. He always was very professional and polished and helpful to many people. We will all miss you.

Harry, I was sad to learn that you were a victim of 9/11. In fact, I did not even know of your fate until the first anniversay of this tragic event. You were a client of mine when you were with AT&T.; I remember your laugh, which came easily with a joke, and the smile which was a permanent feature of your face. Although we were not in contact for the last few years, I was nonetheless saddened to learn that you, too, were a victim of that horrendous day. I'll think of you often, and offer up my prayers to your family. God Bless.

The spirit of Harry Glenn lives on in others through the positive impression he always left them with. Harry was a colleague of mine at AT&T; and I am quite certain that those of you at MMC had enjoyed the same good feelings when you encountered him as we at AT&T; always experienced in his presence.

Harry.... Thinking and praying for you and your family today.

I worked with Harry that summer and even thought I had a short stay with the company Harry became close to me.I was able to confide in him... work problems and personal... regardless of what it was and always was willing to lend a helping hand. Harry was the one in the office that always smiled and that brought cheer to everyone who worked around him. 'And all that good stuff' Thanks for getting me through that summer Harry, I will never forget you. To his family: my prayers will always be with you.

I worked with Harry at AT&T; in Piscataway, NJ many years ago. He was a gentleman of the highest magnitude. Polite, unassuming, just a sweetheart! I am deeply saddened at his passing. My prayers are with his family and friends.

(from a former AT&T; colleague) Darnit, there really needs to be an entry here for Harry! I'll keep it simple: Harry was a great man!!! Anyone who knew him knew that. He was smart, well-liked, and yes, even INTENSE. He was very cool. We'll all miss Harry. It's hard to believe that he's really gone. It still doesn't make any sense...