Glenn Gallant is a retired RCAF flight engineer who operated on four helicopter platforms within domestic and international deployments. In over 35 years, work brought him from the north pole to the Balkans, to Ukraine and even to the Registan Desert.

Glenn’s career also led him and his partner in moves across Canada where they lived in seven different houses – the last of which is enjoyed on the banks of the Exploits River between Bishop’s Falls and Norris Arm. After following him around for decades, it was finally Cindy’s turn to determine their destiny, and she chose to return close to her Grand Falls-Windsor home.

Glenn fills the spare time by working on his two old cars – a 1959 Edsel Corsair and a 1968 AMC Javelin – and camping with Cindy and their dog Brandy.
His goal is to draw upon those personal, positive experiences in order to make your move smoother.

Glenn follows the motto:
“Live in such a way that you would not be ashamed to sell your parrot to the town gossip.” ― Will Rogers