Obituary for Glenn Lyons
Glenn Lyons, age 51, of Erie, Pennsylvania, passed away Sunday, March 21, 2021 at his residence.
A lifelong resident of Erie, Glenn attended Tech Memorial High School.
He was the youngest twin born on November 9, 1969 to his beloved parents Kennetha K. Paul Lyons Beason and Grover Beason.
Glenn was an avid Boston Celtics fan and loved to watch sports with his brothers. He would often debate that the formerly known Washington Redskins was the greatest team in the NFL.
Glenn had a wonderful sense of humor and will be deeply missed by his family and friends.
He was preceded in death by two brothers, Kenneth Ellis and G. Steven McLaurin; maternal grandparents, Joseph and Katrina Paul; paternal grandparents, Manson and Sudie Beason.
In addition to his parents, he leaves to cherish his memory; two daughters, Shardae and Jazmine Lyons of Erie; four sisters, Deirdra Lyons (Rodrick) Caldwell and Tiffany Lyons (Gerald) Evans, both of Erie, Pa., Stacy (Wayne) Dunn of Georgia and Larnice Williams of Michigan; seven brothers, Anthony (Cynthia) Paul, Darryl (Lana) Paul, Eric Lyons, twin brother, Grover Lyons, Maurice (Deidra) Troop, all of Erie, Pa., Jerry (Tammy) Troop of Pittsburgh, Pa., Ato (Ebony) Troop of Philadelphia, Pa.; close friends, Angie Parker, Mike Williams, Reggie Harris, Adrianna Harris, Mary Harris and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A lifelong resident of Erie, Glenn attended Tech Memorial High School.
He was the youngest twin born on November 9, 1969 to his beloved parents Kennetha K. Paul Lyons Beason and Grover Beason.
Glenn was an avid Boston Celtics fan and loved to watch sports with his brothers. He would often debate that the formerly known Washington Redskins was the greatest team in the NFL.
Glenn had a wonderful sense of humor and will be deeply missed by his family and friends.
He was preceded in death by two brothers, Kenneth Ellis and G. Steven McLaurin; maternal grandparents, Joseph and Katrina Paul; paternal grandparents, Manson and Sudie Beason.
In addition to his parents, he leaves to cherish his memory; two daughters, Shardae and Jazmine Lyons of Erie; four sisters, Deirdra Lyons (Rodrick) Caldwell and Tiffany Lyons (Gerald) Evans, both of Erie, Pa., Stacy (Wayne) Dunn of Georgia and Larnice Williams of Michigan; seven brothers, Anthony (Cynthia) Paul, Darryl (Lana) Paul, Eric Lyons, twin brother, Grover Lyons, Maurice (Deidra) Troop, all of Erie, Pa., Jerry (Tammy) Troop of Pittsburgh, Pa., Ato (Ebony) Troop of Philadelphia, Pa.; close friends, Angie Parker, Mike Williams, Reggie Harris, Adrianna Harris, Mary Harris and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.