Glenn Gundy
Hometown: San Antonio, TX
Sport: Football
Years Played: 1974-1977
Hall of Honor Induction: 2005

Glenn Gundy lettered four years as a Defensive End in football from 1974-1977, and also earned three letters in Track and Field throwing the discus from 1974-1976. He was a three-time All-Conference selection for football and was named the Lone Star Conference Player of the Week in his first game as a freshman against Angelo State. While attending Southwest Texas State, Glenn was vice-president of Campus Unity for African-American Students and Football Team Captain for the 1977 season. Glenn played one season in 1977 for the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League. From 1986-1996 Glenn was the owner and operator of four KFC franchises. From 1992-1995 Glenn served as President of the KFC Minority Franchise Association, was a National Representative for KFC Advertising CO-OP, President of the Texas Franchise Operations Co-op, and Global Director for P&M Resource Development. Glenn is the Past-President of the Omega Psi Phi Chapter. He is a member of the Brazosport Rotary Club, Vice-president of Young Adults for Christ, and Chair of the Houston Minority Adopt-A-Family Christmas Project. Glenn currently lives in London, England and is principle manager of procurement and materials with Kellogg, Brown and Root. Glenn is married to LinDa Gundy and they have two sons Jamahl and Jarrod Gundy.