The Toronto real estate community is mourning the unexpected passing of Glenn McQueenie, who died suddenly on June 13, 2026, while bicycling with his son after suffering a brain aneurysm. His death has left family, colleagues, friends, and the wider Keller Williams network in deep shock and grief.

His passing marks a significant loss for the real estate industry, where he was widely respected not only for his professional expertise but also for his mentorship, generosity, and dedication to helping others grow.

Glenn McQueenie served as an Operations Partner with KW Urban Realty in Toronto, where he played an important role in coaching, training, and developing real estate professionals. He was known for his deep understanding of the industry and his ability to translate experience into clear, practical guidance that helped others strengthen both their business skills and personal development.

Colleagues remember him as someone who consistently invested in the success of others. Through coaching sessions, training programs, and one-on-one mentorship, he shared strategies, insights, and encouragement that helped agents and teams build confidence and achieve their goals.

Beyond his professional contributions, Glenn was widely regarded as a respected mentor within the Keller Williams community. He continued to lead training and coaching sessions, including engagements as recently as November 2025, where he inspired and supported real estate professionals across the network.

Those who worked closely with him describe him as generous with his time and knowledge—someone always willing to help others improve, refine their skills, and grow.

Friends and colleagues remember Glenn as a kind, approachable, and supportive individual. He was known for his professionalism, humility, and genuine care for the people around him.

Outside of his career, Glenn McQueenie was a devoted husband and father who placed great importance on family. He was bicycling with his son at the time of his passing, a detail that reflects the close bond he shared with his loved ones.

His sudden death has prompted an outpouring of grief from colleagues across Toronto and the broader real estate community. Many have shared tributes highlighting his mentorship, leadership, and the lasting influence he had on their professional and personal lives.

In Loving Memory

Glenn McQueenie will be remembered as a respected real estate leader, dedicated mentor, and loving family man. His impact extended far beyond his professional role, shaping the lives and careers of many who had the privilege of knowing him.

The Toronto and Keller Williams communities extend their deepest condolences to his family, colleagues, and all who are grieving this sudden loss. His legacy of leadership, generosity, and mentorship will continue to inspire those he guided throughout his career.