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Reginald B.
Glenn Sr.
May 30, 1960 — Jul 25, 2026
On Saturday, July 25, 2026, Reginald "Big Reggie" Glenn, Sr. peacefully entered his eternal resting place surrounded by love ones. Born May 30, 1960 to the late Leroy Wilson Glenn, Sr. and O'neal Doris Smith Glenn.
Reggie lived a life defined by perseverance, faith, loyalty and unwavering love for his family and community. A proud graduate of Bishop McGuinness High School, class of 1978. A prolific athlete totaling 1,830 points while also rating 4th all-time in school history.
Reggie continued his athletic skills at Belmont Abbey College. Furthering his education at Forsyth Technical College mastering his skills in Diesel Mechanics .
Reggie's entreprenuerial spirit built a career that made him a local legend. From contributing to the family janitorial and window cleaning company to owning a convenient store all while still being a full time mechanic.
To know " Big Reggie" is to know he is a die heart Commanders fan and a devoted member of Union Baptist Church. Often helping to keep his church members safe by volunteering as a Security Guard. Serving a fateful purpose for his community.
He leaves precious memories to many people in his life. One being his devoted companion. Denise Harris; two sons, Reginald Glenn, Jr. (Kim), and Tojuan Crockett (Ashley); his daughter, Caprice Parker (Donnie); the love of this grandfather held tight to seven grandsons, Kelce, Drue, Lennox, Kaiyan, Maddox, Camden and Braylin; melting in their palms he also has two granddaughters, Marlee and Amira who will miss him dearly; his brother, Leroy Glenn, Jr. (Myong), as well as his nephew ( Alicia); great nieces, Amaya (OaKlynn), Jayde, Jayla and Kylee.
We will remember him for his infectious smile, witty humor and steadfast faith. His legacy is not measured by earthly accomplishments alone, but by the laughter he shared and warm spirit he leaves.
There will be a memorial service 1:00 PM, Friday, August 7, 2026 at Union Baptist Church, 1200 NW Trade Street, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 27101. Family visitation 12noon. There will be no public viewing.
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