Going GaGa for "G" names for my little Guy!!

[niteowl13]

Grady = meh I prefer Brady
Glenn is my father's name. I feel it looks nicer with two N's, but maybe just cuz I am used to it. Glenn is good as a mn. It is quite dated and seems more like a dad name to me... and the only famous Glenn is Glenn Close (a woman!).
I adore Gus. It could be a nn for Angus or August/Augustus/Augustin.

[etak_llaw]

What about:
Gwynn (love this!)
Guy
Gawain
Gulliver
Galloway
Gervais
Gideon
Gilbert
Gilderoy
Gilligan
Gilmore
Gus
Goodwin
Greer
Gregor
Griffin
Gustav

Hope this helps

[everwaiteing]

...the only famous Glenn is Glenn Close (a woman!).

Just for the record, here are just some of the other famous/successful Glens that I found online. There were too many to list, but here is a sampling:

Musicians:
Glen Campbell (b. 1936) Jazz band leader - appeared in some Century Fox movies
Glenn Miller (b. 1904) Country singer
Glen Gray (b. 1900) successful career 1922-1950 (Orange Blossom/Casa Loma Orchestra)
Glen Stetson (b. 1940) The Diamonds, 1950s/60s
Glen Buxton (b. 1947) Lead guitarist, songwriter
Glen Matlock (b. 1956) - Punk rocker

Athletes:
Glen D. Russell (b. 1915) - Major League Baseball: Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs
Glen D. Flanigan (b. 1926) - Professional Boxer
Glen Holloway (b. 1948) - Professional Football: Chicago Bears and Cleveland Browns
Glen Gondrezick (b. 1955) - Professional Basketball player and broadcaster
Glen Keeley (b. 1970) - Professional Rodeo
Glen Combs (b. 1946) - Basketball
Glen Harmon (b. 1921) - Professional Hockey
Glen Gorbous (b. 1930) - Major League Baseball: In the Guiness Book of Records for his throwing distance
Glenn W. Davis (b. 1924) - Football, won Heisman Trophy in 1946, U.S. Military Academy at West Point team
Glen Osbourne (b. 1971) - Professional Wrestler

Actors:
Glenn Ford (b. 1916)
Glen Hambly (b. 1963)
Glen C. Gordon (b. 1915)
Glen Cavender (b. 1883)
Glenn Beck (b. 1964) Talk Show Host / Journalist
Glenn Ordway (b. 1951) - sports radio and television personality

Businessmen:
Glen W. Bell - founder of Taco Bell

[1234plus1]

I really love Grady!

[kww22]

WoW! I'm impressed by your list of famous, successful Glen's!!!

Thanks for your research...I will never look at Glen/Glenn the same way again

Also, Thanks to All for helping me narrow down my "G" name...I was recently really bummed when someone commented that the name Grady reminded her of the word 'degrading'...I thought that was a stretch...but, no mom-to-be wants her baby 'degraded'.

But thanks to everyone who posted comments, I feel like there are some really nice choices to consider my little guy!!!

[savvyg2]

I think Graham would go great with Gavin.

[libbyj06]

Gareth is my favorite "G" name, it was on our list for quite a while. Just thought I'd add my two cents! Good Luck, you have some great choices here! I love your children's names! I know a Glen who is in the Air Force.

[yellow]

Grady feels akin to Brody in cutesy trendiness. Rather nickname-ish, especially for a boy.

I like Gregory/Greg but don't see it as being usable, yet. Gordon is going to be awhile longer, too.

I like Gryphon/Griffin and Grayson quite a bit, along with the more classic George.