On August 2, 1952, a baby boy, Glenn Anthony Boulet was born to Walter and Katherine Palmer Boulet in Galveston, TX.  His nickname was "Bullet."

Glenn attended elementary school in Galveston, TX and a portion of his high school years were performed at Manuel Training High School in Muskogee, OK.  He graduated from Ball High School in Galveston, TX.

Glenn was employed by OG&E in Oklahoma and later worked for the oil industry in Long Beach, CA.

Bullet was an avid Thunder Basketball fan. He thought he was the domino king of Rentiesville, OK.  Bullet also enjoyed card games, cooking, and barbecuing for family gatherings.  Bullet met no stranger, if you came in contact with him you would feel so much love and respect coming from him.  A true testament to the fact, Glenn laid his life on the line for two little girls that he did not know that were about to get attacked by two pitbulls. In which he suffered massive damage to his face and as he laid in the hospital bed he "Never Complained."

While in Long Beach, CA. Glenn met and married a lovely lady named Deborah Lolles. This union was blessed with two beautiful children, Glenn Anthony and Deniqua Boulet.  Left to cherish his precious memories: His loving wife Deborah of the home, his eldest son Quinn Anthony Boulet (Karolina), Glenn Anthony and Deniqua Boulet all from Muskogee, OK.   His three grandchildren which he adored so, Aleksandra Boulet, Anyre Boulet, and Mylan Brown.  Glenn has two special sisters, Charlene M. Bridges of Tulsa, OK and Teresa Boulet Syes of Lamar, TX, a brother, Walter Boulet of Galveston, TX.  His aunts Louise Richmond of Port Arthur, TX, Mildred Simpson of Galveston, TX, and his special aunt Orelia Andrews (Aunt Baby Lou) of San Antonio, TX. Wilma Gene Lolles, a special mother in law, that he called mom.  Three cousins that he always left with a smile and the joy of laughing, Linda Stevens, Elizabeth Thornton, and Sharon Ann Antonie.  Two of Glenn's very best friends from Long Beach who will deeply miss him are Leon "Rock" Goodis and Tony Woodard, Reverend Eugene Johnson and David Mayberry, of Tulsa, OK.  A host of nieces, nephews, and friends are also left to cherish his memory.

His memories will never be forgotten in the City of Muskogee, OK.

The family would like to express their heartfelt gratitude to First Baptist Hospital staff in Oklahoma City, OK, Eastar Hospital staff of Muskogee, OK.