on 20 February 2010 · via
sourceThe story of a surfboard lost in a fire..... Nothing much can be said...the only people who would have ever held that board in their hands and known the sentimental value would have been my uncle Glenn who died on the border for 'South Africa', my brother, myself, my mother, her brother and sister, and you Hayden. Not even Shaun Tomson would have comprehended fully what lay behind those sprayed Wedge colours originating from Glenns design all those years ago in Warner Beach. I'm gutted Hayden. if it was anywhere, there was only one place other than with us it should go, back to my uncle...RIP Glenn du Plooy, killed in action far from his beloved Baggies Beach Brett Morison
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Peter van Wijk on 31 March 2011 · via
sourceGlen lost his life serving as a driver with HQ Company, 5SAI. A guy with a cheerful and wicked sense of humour he kept many of his buddies sane during difficult times. He lost is life along with 2 troops from 701 Battlion near Enhana Base. He survived a rifle grenade attack on his vehicle on the Wednesday prior to the fateful Saturday in May 1982. Just a few weeks before we returned to South Africa. We miss you buddy.