Glenn T. Black's Autobiography
The following documents can be read here on the web (by clicking on the hypertext title) or downloaded and saved to your computer, either as a rich text file, a Word file, or as an Adobe Acrobat file (by clicking on the appropriate file format). To download a file, right click on it, and select "Save as...." The Adobe Acrobat format is probably the easiest to read. All of these are relatively large files (125 kb to 550 kb), so patience is required, especially if you are using a dial-up connection.
Country Boy (rich text Adobe Acrobat Word)
Four Full Years (rich text Adobe Acrobat Word)
Links to pictures relating to Glenn Black's military service:
http://www.web-birds.com/12th/310th/310th.html
(scroll about 3/4 of the way down the page)
Glenn T. Black Glenn Black in B25 Black's B25 Black's DFC Black's Silver Star
Retreaded (rich text Adobe Acrobat Word)
The Rev. Glenn T. Black was my pastor when I was a sophomore in high school. I have valued his preaching, his counsel, his example, and his friendship. One of the joys of serving the congregation I do has been having him and Carmen in our midst following his retirement (an interesting role reversal). A few pleasant hours spent flying with Glenn at the controls as we traveled to or from a distant presbytery meeting will not be forgotten. Thank you, Glenn, for your service for your country and for many things!
His autobiography is something his family has urged him to write. Four Full Years was written first, followed by Country Boy, and then Retreaded. The autobiography is included here with his (somewhat reluctant) permission.
JWM
Photo courtesy of Carmen Black and Bonnie Nygren