eremane Joshua Glenn Dipela, affectionately known as Glenzito, was born on 27 July 1971. He was the second-born son of the late Christopher and Martha Dipela.
He completed his schooling at Pax College, the Catholic Boys School. From a young age, his faith was evident. He served as an altar boy, laying a strong spiritual foundation that remained with him throughout his life.
Professionally, he worked for a brief period in sales and marketing within the publishing sector, where he was employed by Shutter and Shooter, Heinaman, and Nutrient Publishers. He then managed one of the family business ventures in Ga-Hlahla, a role he cherished until its eventual sale. He then became a member of the Seshego Polokwane Taxi Association, where he was a full and active member.
“From a young age, his faith was evident.”
He leaves behind his beloved wife, Mamoloto Meriam Dipela. They were blessed with two daughters, Tiny and Kopanang; a son, Thabang; and two grandchildren, Kgothatso and Ayanda, together with his siblings, Mokone Junior and Refiloe.
His passing leaves a profound void in the hearts of his family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing him.
Though his journey on earth has come to an end, his legacy of love, laughter, and peace will live on in the hearts he touched.
“His legacy of love, laughter, and peace will live on in the hearts he touched.”
Rest in eternal peace, Mokone. You will forever be remembered and deeply missed.