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Letter received from Dear Upland High Alumni: Glenn M. Kurutz died February 17, 1994. He died of pneumonia that was complicated by a lung condition called Pulmonary Fibrosis. Glenn spent his last year alive retired from a station managers position of a baggage handling company at Ontario Airport. His main interest was golf and he spent his last year playing all the top courses in Southern California, and loving it. He was a great brother and a very generous person to his friends and family. I can speak for them in saying we will miss Glenn. Sincerely Larry Kurutz
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