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Glenn Alan Mallory
Inducted: 2003
A lover of Canada's northland, music and youth, Glenn Alan Mallory has been joining the Hamilton community in song for decades. During his tenure as an English teacher at Hamilton and area schools, he established two music departments and was the founder of the Hamilton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra. Glenn later moved to the Hamilton Board of Education, where he became the supervisor of music for Hamilton Schools, planning curriculum and instruction in music for children in junior kindergarten to grade 13. Glenn has conducted nearly 30 shows in Hamilton and has volunteered with a number of community and professional organizations over the years. He has been honoured with the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship, the Hamilton Excellence in the Arts Award, and the Spectator Community Service Award.
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