Dresidan Carvez Glenn was born on October 17, 1980, in Atlanta, Georgia, at Crawford Long Memorial Hospital. From the very beginning, he brought both energy and laughter into every space he entered. One of his mother’s earliest memories is of a daring toddler who somehow managed to climb up a shelf—an act that almost resulted in an injury no one could forget. That moment summed him up well: always into something, always bold, and always unforgettable.
As a child, Dresidan was both sneaky and incredibly smart. His mischievous grin often gave him away, but his intelligence and sharp instincts made it hard to stay mad at him for long. He had a big heart, an even bigger personality, and a sense of humor that lit up the room. His go-to sayings, like “Somebody, hello?” and “Hell is you doing?” became his signature and always brought a smile to those around him.
Dresidan had a deep love for his family and a strong connection with his siblings. Their bond was built on joy, shared stories, and inside jokes—always laughing, always creating memories. He wore many titles with pride: son, brother, father, uncle, and friend. In every role, he showed up fully, offering love, protection, and loyalty.
He was a true hustler, passionate about making money and keeping the people he loved happy. He valued respect, loyalty, and above all—family. Dresidan was guided by his belief in YAH and lived by principles that centered around love and honor.
Those who knew him will never forget his huge personality, his big smile, and his unwavering presence. Dresidan was the protector of the family—the one everyone turned to, the one who always showed up. His legacy is rooted in love, resilience, and the unmistakable energy he carried through life.
He leaves behind his loving mother Sherry Baltimore, father Rodney Glenn, brothers Rodriquez and Karltez, sister Timmeria, his children, his granddaughter Rylee, his aunts, uncles, cousins, and a host of friends.