In Loving Memory of Donald Joseph Selters & Gregory Keith Glenn
LAS VEGAS, Nev. — The state of Nevada stands united in grief following the heartbreaking and tragic loss of Donald Joseph Selters, 40, of Tonopah, and Gregory Keith Glenn, 67, of Las Vegas. Both men lost their lives in a devastating and fiery crash near Beatty along U.S. Route 95 in the early morning hours of February 26, 2026.
The stretch of highway that winds through Nevada’s vast desert landscape became the site of unimaginable sorrow that morning. As flames lit up the darkness before dawn, two lives were tragically cut short, leaving families shattered and communities searching for comfort amid profound loss.
Remembering Donald Joseph Selters
Donald Joseph Selters, 40, of Tonopah, was known as a hardworking and devoted man who carried the quiet strength of Nevada’s rural communities. Those who knew Donald describe him as dependable, sincere, and deeply loyal to the people he loved.
In Tonopah, where neighbors often know one another by name, Donald was more than a resident — he was part of the fabric of the town. Whether through his work, friendships, or everyday interactions, he left an impression of steadiness and authenticity. He valued honesty, hard work, and the simple joys of life in Nevada’s wide-open spaces.
Family members remember Donald as someone who would go out of his way to help others. He offered support without hesitation and carried himself with humility. His laughter, his stories, and his steadfast presence will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.
Honoring Gregory Keith Glenn
Gregory Keith Glenn, 67, of Las Vegas, lived a life marked by experience, wisdom, and connection. At 67, Gregory had built a lifetime of memories — moments shared with family, friendships cultivated over decades, and lessons learned through both triumph and hardship.
Friends describe Gregory as thoughtful and kindhearted, someone who carried himself with quiet dignity. He had a way of making others feel seen and heard, offering guidance drawn from years of lived experience. His presence brought comfort and familiarity to those around him.
In Las Vegas, a city known for its bright lights and constant movement, Gregory was a steady figure in the lives of those who loved him. He treasured time with family and valued meaningful conversations. His life, rich with stories and relationships, leaves behind a legacy of love and resilience.
A State in Mourning
The tragedy near Beatty has rippled far beyond the immediate families of Donald and Gregory. From Tonopah to Las Vegas and throughout Nevada, hearts are heavy. In communities separated by miles of desert highway yet connected by shared grief, people are reflecting on the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing every moment.
Highways like U.S. 95 serve as lifelines across Nevada’s vast terrain — connecting towns, families, and opportunities. Yet on that early February morning, it became a place of loss that will not soon be forgotten.
As investigators work to understand the circumstances of the crash, loved ones are left to navigate the painful reality of life without Donald and Gregory. In the face of such tragedy, Nevada communities are doing what they have always done — coming together. Prayers are being lifted, condolences shared, and support extended to grieving families.
A Lasting Legacy
Though their lives ended far too soon, Donald Joseph Selters and Gregory Keith Glenn will not be defined solely by the tragedy of their passing. They will be remembered for who they were — men who loved, worked, laughed, and mattered deeply to those around them.
Donald’s quiet determination and loyalty will live on in the hearts of his Tonopah community. Gregory’s wisdom and warmth will continue to echo in the memories of his loved ones in Las Vegas.
May both men rest in eternal peace. May their families find strength in one another and in the embrace of a grieving yet supportive state. And may the memory of Donald Joseph Selters and Gregory Keith Glenn serve as a reminder to hold loved ones close, to travel safely, and to honor each day as the precious gift it is.
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