(HD) Glenn Quinn Tribute – “How to Save a Life”

A warning to anyone thinking of leaving negative / disrespectful comments about Glenn, his memory, family, friends or fans on my video: I will be monitoring VIGILANTLY. Haters will be shot. Survivors will be shot again. Thank you for your cooperation, BadGirl In loving memory of Glenn Quinn (May 28, 1970 – Dec 3, 2002), the best Irish import since Guinness…well, aside from my Gramma, who was also born in Dublin and is likely up in heaven hitting on poor Glenn right now (yeah, sorry about that, bud – she’s a feisty one). This tribute is an invitation for Glenn’s family, friends, and fans to spend a few bittersweet moments recalling the warmth, humor, and charm he gave us during his entirely-too-brief life. Glenn was a wonderfully talented actor best known for his portrayals of: the gambling, alcoholic, yet oh-so-loveable half-demon, Allen Francis Doyle on ‘Angel’; the reformed renegade-teen, Mark Healy on ‘Roseanne’; and the adorable, skirt-chasing trickster, Cedric Grey on ‘Covington Cross’. It is so hard to believe that in just a few weeks, it will have been seven years since Glenn’s tragic and untimely death. Like so many of his fans, I did not learn of his passing until a great deal of time afterward. As I have a tendency to hold grudges (which was inherited from the Irish Gramma who is currently hitting on Glenn in heaven), I stopped watching Angel after the episode ‘Hero’ aired, vowing to hold out unless Doyle’s character was brought back. Unfortunately, due to …