Central Maine lost a great friend Jan. 13. Henry Glover was not only the best doctor that I’ve had the good fortune to look out for me, but a compassionate friend. He helped me through some of the most trying times of my life, and made me feel like I was important to him. He was down to earth and always seemed to sincerely enjoy our discussions.
I was always worried about losing him to retirement, since he was younger than I. I only wish that he could have had that chance. I realize now how important he was to me, and many others.
Glenn Bickford
Benton
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