Glenn Arthur Tucker

Glenn Arthur Tucker, aged 86, of Cincinnati, Ohio, passed away peacefully on February 2, 2026. Born on October 29, 1939, in Sloans Valley, Kentucky, Glenn was a man of few words but had a lot of diverse interests. He dedicated his career to machining as a foreman at SENCO, where he brought his hands-on expertise and dry sense of humor to the job every day. Beyond his work, he was known for his love of animals, particularly his fondness for dogs, cats’ fish and birds, several of each at any given time! There was never a dull moment at Glenn’s house. He also enjoyed hunting and fishing.

Those who knew Glenn will remember him as a bit of a loner, someone who kept to himself but had a knack for pulling good-natured jokes on friends and family. He enjoyed a good laugh, often sharing his dry wit in moments that became cherished memories. Glenn had a keen interest in all things mechanical, which would often lead him to tinker and explore new projects.

Music and film offered Glenn countless hours of enjoyment; a true country music fan, he was particularly fond of Johnny Cash,  He also had a love for Westerns, finding joy in classics like *Gunsmoke*, *Bonanza*, and *The Rifleman*.

Glenn is survived by his beloved nieces Linda Matthews and Tina Buerkle, his nephews Russell Bachman, Michael, Mark and Tracy Tucker, and a host of other nieces and nephews who will remember him fondly. Although he spent a time living in South Carolina, it was in Cincinnati Ohio that he made his home and embraced life with his wife Beverly who passed in 2019.

Glenn was preceded in death by his parents, Arthur and Elizabeth Tucker his beloved spouse, Beverly Tucker, and his siblings, Gene Tucker, Jacqueline Bachman, Roger, Jerry and Doug Tucker.

Glenn’s ashes were scattered at Arlington Cemetery Memorial Point May 29^th 2026 where Beverly’s ashes were placed. He will be missed dearly, but his spirit will surely live on in the hearts of those who loved him.