Glenn Lee Foreman, 47 of Valparaiso, passed away suddenly Friday, March 20, 2026. He was born on June 27, 1978 in Gary, Indiana to Glenn Pettit and Anna Foreman. Glenn operated the family business, Prestige Construction, with his wife, Sara. His passion in life was not the physical labor, but meeting people where they were comfortable and bringing the love of Christ in their life and that is where Living Water Ministries began. Glenn’s love for worship and playing guitar for the Lord helped guide him in sharing and standing in love with anyone who was willing to meet with him. He loved spending time with his family and entertaining friends and family, usually with one of his home cooked meals. And if you ever had the chance to receive one of his hugs, you know you were made to feel like family.
On January 4, 2003, Glenn married Sara Kissinger who survives along with his mother, Anna Foreman, father, Glenn Pettit, stepfather, Jimmy Peterson; children, Hannah (Dillon Zielinski) Foreman, Isaac Foreman, Caleb Foreman, Karissa (Andrew) Mathis, and Kailyn Foreman; grandchildren, Oaklee and Finlee Arnold, Cole Mathis, Laylonee Anderson, Stori Royal, and Grayson Glenn-Lee Zielinski; siblings, Michael Peterson, Rachel Peterson, Andrew Peterson, and Ashlie (David) Street; grandmother, Margaret Foreman; and many nieces, nephews, and extended family.
A Visitation will be held on Saturday, March 28, 2026 from 12:00 – 3:00 PM at Moeller Funeral Home 104 Roosevelt Rd., Valparaiso, with a Funeral Service and time of sharing beginning at 3:00 PM. In lieu of flowers, memorials are requested to Living Water Ministries.
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There are some people who come into your life and leave a mark… and then there are the ones who shape who you become. You were never just a pastor to me—you were my brother, my mentor, my teammate in Christ, and one of the greatest blessings God ever placed in my life. You didn’t just preach the Word—you lived it. You walked beside me, taught me, challenged me, and helped grow me into the man I am still striving to be in Christ. You stood there and married me to the love of my life, and that moment alone would have been more than enough—but you gave so much more than that. Our lives were intertwined in a way only God could orchestrate. Our wives pregnant at the same time, our kids growing up together, building families, building faith, building a church side by side. We weren’t just pastoring—we were living out the calling together. And I’ll never forget those moments that were just… us. Sitting in that Denny’s after seeing Casting Crowns, completely filled with the Spirit, laughing uncontrollably about everything and nothing at the same time. Those were holy moments too. Joy like that only comes from Him—and somehow, you always brought that out. In my heart, it was always simple—you were Caleb, and I was Joshua. We were walking together, leading, believing, pushing forward into the promises God had for His people. And just like Caleb, your faith never wavered. Your strength, your conviction, your love for God and for people—it was unshakable. I already miss you more than words could ever come close to expressing. But I know this isn’t goodbye—it’s “I’ll see you again.” And until that day, I’ll carry what you poured into me. I’ll keep walking forward, keep leading, keep believing—because that’s what we were called to do. Thank you for being more than a pastor. Thank you for being my brother. I love you more than words could ever fathom. Your brother in Christ, -Chris Ferrand
Please accept our condolences from the Clark family. Matt and I got to go with Glenn to South Africa in 2012. He was instant family. I was struck by his boldness. His testimony was powerful. I had an instant brother in Glenn and knew it. I am still in shock. I am praying for you Sara and family. God bless you and keep you. Know that I am in prayer for you and will be. With Love, -Sara Clark
Glenn, You were like an older brother to me in so many ways. Life got in the way but I still enjoyed our conversations when we did catch up. I’m so grateful I got to be part of your life. Thank you for leading me to Christ, baptizing me, letting me be part of your life. I love you and I know when you entered heaven, Christ said “well done good and faithful servant.” My prayers are with Sara and family, love you all. -Gerri Lynn Massey
To the Foreman family. Words cannot express the heartache of losing such a great man. Words also cannot express the joy in knowing he died knowing Jesus. The Hoffman family continues to remember you all in our prayers and will pray that God strengthens, comforts, and protects each member of the family through this time. Love to you all, -Roscoe D. Hoffman
My condolences to Glenn's family. I did not know you well but you extended much kindness and inspiration to my son, Scott Soto, and I appreciate that. I expect there are many more mothers and families who feel the same that you reached through your ministries. May your memories be blessings. -Janice Lazcano
I knew Glenn from HS. As a group we hung out often. I remember he would bring his guitar and play songs for us. Steve miller band stands out for me. We probably last chatted 10 or so years ago about our families and how he found God quite some time before that. Its nice to hear that he was a conduit and remained active with god and his family. He was always a nice guy and I'm so sorry to hear of his passing. -Rachael Hornyak
Words cannot express the sorrow I have for you and your family for your loss. I grew up with the foreman family and I love them all with all my heart. I moved to North Carolina and 1981 but still keep in touch with many the foreman family. I was friends with Glenn and his wife Sarah on Facebook and have watched him and his family grow up and go on vacations and just love seeing how blessed they were. May God give your family peace in this trying time in life. -Kathy Corn
I believe I met Glenn about 2004 right after him and Sarah got married before any of their kids were born, through a mutual a friend who, him and I used to remodel a lot of bathrooms for Glenn from about 2010 to about 2013 or 14. Glenn and Sarah always treated me very good and they were not just my bosses but I considered them my friends and family even though I am 15 years older than Glenn he mentored me and took the time to talk with me sometimes when I was having life issues and he would also pray with,and would encourage me .Even though I haven't worked for him for about a year now cuz I did work for him recently for the past couple years the Forman family are always in my thoughts and prayers. Glenn you are a dear brother and I will always love you. And to Sarah and the kids I cannot express how sorry I am, and praying that the Lord will give you all strength to get through this. But also I would like to encourage you all that he is waiting for all of us when we will see him again one day in Eternity in Paradise in heaven with Jesus. And what a wonderful wonderful hope to have and to hold on to. -Jeff Ramsey
Glenn was my first pastor—the one who walked with me as I took my first steps with Christ more than 20 years ago. When I came to faith, I was a mess, and the journey—especially in the beginning—was far from easy. Yet he welcomed me in and invested in me when many others didn’t want anything to do with me. He showed up for me in ways I’ll never forget. Sadly, because of my own immaturity and struggles with addiction, our relationship suffered. I’ve long wanted to reconcile with him, but I never took that step. I deeply regret not reaching out to tell him how grateful I was for his support, and how sorry I am for the ways I hurt that relationship. Through the time I spent with him, he planted a seed in my heart. At that point in my life, I had little education or skill. But through his example, he showed me that if you’re willing to put in the effort, you can learn, grow, and figure things out. Over the past 20 years, that seed has grown into opportunities for me to gain knowledge, develop skills, and build a better life. I will always be grateful for his Christ-like example. He was truly special—one of the greatest—and he will always be my pastor in my heart. I look forward to seeing him again one day. Until then, I will carry forward the investment he made in my life and do my best to pass it on to others God places in my path. God bless you, Pastor Glenn. And thank you, Sarah, for sharing your husband with me during those times when others would not. My prayers are with you and your children. May God continue to bless your family richly. -Scott Highberger
Sara, I am so sorry to read of Glenn's passing and pray for the great Comforter to carry you through the days ahead. Praise God for the promise of seeing our loved ones in Christ once again in eternity. -Linda Coffia
My walk with Jesus was very much touched by Glenn and Sara when we attended Living Waters Church. I think of the many hours we spent on Tuesday nights together praying and seeking God. Those memories will never leave me. Glenn always invited my daughter to go on outings with his family and took a great interest in my daughters wellbeing. She was truly blessed. I will never forget singing worship songs and Glenn leading and playing his guitar. The anointing that was on Glenn's life was phenomenal. There was a time that I had something wrong with my thumb and Glenn prayed for me and it was healed on the spot. My spiritual life was richly blessed by Glenn and Sara and I will be forever grateful for the leadership skills that they taught to me. So, precious hearted Glenn, I mourn for you but I know you are with the one you loved the most, Jesus! Sara, I send to you and the kids many hugs and prayers. With lots of love, -Renee Chaisson
Today as we remember a wonderful man of God , Glenn, I just want to tell everyone how much his short time on earth has impacted so many lives. Some people leave their mark on the earth but this man has left his mark in eternity. He did this everyday with anyone who would care to enter into a real conversation about God, or pray with him or worship with him to the one true God! He did not just make the temp luke warm. No he burned with passion and the power of the Lord and authority given him to build. He didn't just build as a contractor. He built people, he helped the lost build better lives. He encouraged and brought truth and the power of God to change, heal and break every chain the enemy tried to place on the lives of those who didn't know how to do it for themselves. And he taught me and my family how to burn for Jesus and that will impact many generations to come! If you know him, I know he left a mark on you also! I am thankful for the time and sacrifices he made to lead others as God lead him! Rest easy walking the streets of Gold in the place that has been prepared for you by our Lord Jesus himself. Much love to you Glenn. -Lori Luttell
