Terry Lee Glenn
Terry Lee Glenn age 70 of Knoxville Tennessee entered his eternal rest July 16, 2026. Terry was a god-fearing man and always lived his life to the fullest. He enjoyed the simple pleasures of life such as his love for fashion, sports, friendships, and serving as a trustee board member at Bethel AME church.
Terry was born June 6, 1956, in Charleston S.C to Lucille J. Glenn and Terry Glenn. As a child he grew his love for basketball and fashion. After graduating from Rivers High school in 1974 he attended Morristown College where he obtained his associates degree in Fine Arts on May 1, 1977. He later took his love for basketball to The University of Tennessee where he help take the team to the SEC championship of 1979 he had finally lived his dream since he was a young boy from Charleston S.C and was given the name 'Supa Duke' for his outstanding performance. He later worked at Matvi and did quality assurance for many years and loved his job as well as his coworkers.
Terry Lee Glenn was predeceased By his mother Lucille J. Glenn, Father Terry Glenn, Brother Bobby Glenn and sister Annie Bell Glenn.
`He is survived by three son one daughter and a son in-law Terry Liggin, Charles (Rico) Moore, Bobby Glenn, Jasmin Love Palmer and Uthai Palmer his younger sis Andrea Green and brother in-law William Green and their daughter Ashley K. Green and nephew Lance H. Glenn, grandchildren Ajah Brogli and husband Andrew Brogli, Keziah Liggin, Sawyer Glenn, Tysun Palmer and Tokyo Palmer, One great grandchild Nora Brogli, a host of other relatives and friends.
The family will receive friends on Friday, July 24, 2026 from 11-12:00 p.m. with the Celebration of Life Service to begin at 12:00 noon at Bethel AME Church 2460 Parkview Ave Knoxville TN 37915 where Rev Myron Hill will be officiating.
Arrangements are under the care and direction of Unity Mortuary. www.unitymortuary1979.com
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April Morgan sent Sympathy Spray for Terry Lee Glenn - July 24, 2026
My Most Sincere Condolences to the Glenn Family. VFL lost not only an amazing player, but more so an amazing person! Money always was able to brighten your day just by being present. Always smiling, always positive. Always making things seem better than they were. The VFL family lost an all star, but Heaven gained an Angel. May He Rest In The Eternal Peace He Deserves🙏🏾
Rest in peace my friend until we meet again, l always enjoyed your company, laughter and upbeat conversations, love you brother and see you on the other side.
Heaven gained an Incredible Soul. Rest on High my VoL Brother 🙏🏽
Terry Glenn was my Dude. I remember first meeting Terry in the mid 70's and couldn't believe how talented of basketball player he was. Together we managed together to get him a walk on tryout with the University of Tennessee Basketball Team. Guess what..??? Terry Glenn made the Team and together we managed to WIN the SEC Tournament Championship beating the University of Kentucky in Birmingham Ala.
Terry was given the adopted name "MONEY" by his VOL Teammates and rightfully so he was that talented.
Terry "Money" Glenn I going to miss you my Brother but I will always remember the great times we shared on and off the court.
Condolences to the Family and "Money" we will kick it again one day. Rest well my loyal..faithful servant🙏🏽
We went to Rivers High together your family have my condolences.
We went to Rivers High together your family have my condolences.
Truly sorry to hear of Terry's passing. Terry was an amazing man, always kind and smiling no matter what. Always asking about how you are doing and being sincere. He will truly be missed. God bless his family and friends.
I'm so sorry for the loss of Terry Glen he will truly be missed and never forgotten, the family have our condolences and prayers
I met Terry in 1979 when he came to the University of Tennessee Basketball. We competed everyday in practice; and our team won a 1979 Southeastern Conference Tournament Championship. Terry Glenn was a VFL! His commitment to his church, family, teammates, and friends is a true testament of the kind of person he was. Thank you for being a great person and friend!
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We were so sad to hear this news. Prayers to the family and friends. Terry worked with my husband. And Terry has been to our house several times so my husband could work on both his cars. He was a very nice guy. And will be missed.
Giving my deepest condolences and sympathy to family and friends of Terry. I knew Terry from work and very kind man. We spoke every day, he was truly a great person. We always spoke about back home in the Low Country and our Gullah Geechee culture and how beautiful home is. I just told him last week I visited home and missed it so much we had a family reunion in Mt. Pleasant and how it felt great to feel the sea breeze. Terry really was a gem and will truly be missed. Rest In Power Terry.
So sorry for your loss he was a nice man I waited on him every Saturday at Shoneys he always had a smile on his face to not see him this pass Saturday I was sad you are truly missed large milk ice water an cup of ice rest in peace Terry Glenn😇🙏🏾
My friend Terry Glenn will really be miss by his church family. I send my condolences and prayers to his family. He was a great Man of God he will be remembered for his smile and kind words that he always shared with everyone. He will be missed.
I attended Bethel AME church with Terry he was a very soft spoken kind person and he will be missed.
A good man gone to soon. Thanks for giving of yourself to those of us who knew you. You were loved and will be missed. RIP Terry.
Terry and I both attended Bethel AME where he always had a kind demeanor and warm smile. Deepest condolences to his family.
Terry, a co-conspirator in the QC Department, always had a smile for me. We traded basketball stories and pretended to shoot "free-throws" at each other through the window between our respective departments. I will miss him. Condolences to the family. He is in God's care now.
Terry was always a great coworker and I considered him a good friend. He will be missed greatly by many people.
Terry stopped by my office Tuesday to say good morning. I'm proud to have worked with and known such a great individual, and that my last interaction with him was a positive one. God bless this man.
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