In 1956 while attending The University of Oklahoma, Glen opened a new business called Ed-Be Typesetting and Commercial Art which quickly became the largest commercial art business in Oklahoma. His legacy continues today under the name BeGraphic. Glen was preceded in death by his mother, father, sister, brother, and his wife of 53 years, Francille. He is survived by two sisters. He is also survived by his sons Norman Behymer and wife Denise, Jeffery Behymer and wife Cheryl, and his daughter Dana Brewer and husband Larry, 9 grandchildren and spouses, and 6 great-grandchildren. Glen loved his family deeply, enjoyed telling his greatly detailed stories, and he was very passionate about his large library of books handed down from his grandparents and parents, including one book Glen published "Starlit Trails." His love for God and his family made him a positive influence and he is leaving behind a great and powerful legacy. He was a long time member of Portland Avenue Baptist Church. Those who knew Glen will greatly miss him. Service will be held on September 28 at Portland Avenue Baptist Church at 10:00 a.m.