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Glen Lesley Kerbo
Mar 5, 1939 - Mar 20, 2016
Posted by Jo Aguirre
Greer Funeral Home
Mangum, Oklahoma 73554
(permission granted)
Glen Lesley Kerbo, age 77, of Mangum, passed away late Sunday evening, March 20,
2016, at Grace Living Center, in Mangum.
Mr. Kerbo was born in Russell, Oklahoma on March 5, 1939, to Arthur and Ollie
Mae (Williams) Kerbo. After attending Russell and City View Schools, Glen began
working for several farmers in the area. Never married, Glen was a hard worker
and continued working for farmers and at the Mangum Cotton Gin throughout his
life. In his spare time, he enjoyed watching television and being with his
family.
Preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Helen and six brothers, Harley,
Jay, Homer, Sam, Paul and R. L., he is survived by two brothers, Jerry Kerbo and
wife Shelia of Mangum and Larry Kerbo of Tarpon Springs, Florida; one sister,
Kathryn Gann of Hugo along with many nieces, nephews, other relatives and many
friends.
A private family service will be held at a later date.
Cremation services have been entrusted to Greer Funeral Home of Mangum.
Online tributes may be made to the family at
www.GreerFuneral.com
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