Birth date: Oct 13, 1953 Death date: Mar 25, 2013
Glenn D. Nathan, age 59, of Lewes, DE, passed away peacefully at home on March 25, 2013, following a courageous battle against non-Hodgkin lymphoma; his loving family was by his side. He was born in Acushnet, MA, on October 13, 1 Read Obituary
My thoughts and prayers will always be with your family. As I was sitting here today, reflecting on the words of Brian from the service, I felt the need to check in on the baseball scores from yesterday. I guess the Red Sox have a new "Guardian Angel" as well. I laughed out loud and shouted with joy when I read that the Red Sox beat the Yankees 8-2 on opening day, the day of the memorial service. Yes, we will celebrate your life as you watch over us.
Deep sympathy in the loss of Glenn. "And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.” Revelation 21:4
Deep sympathy in the loss of Glenn. "And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.? Revelation 21:4
Our deepest sympathy,Terri and family!
Terri & Jeff, you already know you have our deepest condolences, and how much we both loved your guy, our Glenn. Please know also that you will always have our support in any way that you need it; we are there for you. Glenn will always be in our hearts and in our memories, and we'll remember the good times we four had together with much reverence and fondness... T&L&F
Memories of Glennnnnnnnn, well, there are so many, and I'm sure I can't recall them all now, but will think of them throughout time and always with joy and love, respect and honor....first of all, Glennnnnn, I will NEVER forget that your name has 2 n's - EVER, how could I? As you know, I liked to use extra n's just to get the point across! I'll also never forget your love (HAHA) of smiley faces, the color red, women standing with their hands on their hips, the phrase "have a good day", and so many of your phrases you liked - "whatta ya gonna do?", "obviously", and on and on..... I'll never watch an episode of Seinfeld and not think of you and your many funny stories, so similar:) You were, and remain, a treasure to me and to all those lucky enough to know you. You helped so many people throughout your career and always with a selflessness that could not be matched. Our friendship was a constant influence and a steady comfort for so many years. I was honored to have you for a friend, and I hold our relationship in the highest regard, always....Although you did not believe in many "unseen" things as I do, we had some moments, and I am convinced we will connect again, although I'm sure you're still skeptical - always the skeptic, that's you. Just remember that Orioles/Red Sox game that wasn't meant to be, and all those missing hats and umbrellas........Most of all, you ALWAYS had my back, always respected and honored our friendship, and always demonstrated the highest level of integrity and personal behavior. I will never forget you, buddy - your pal, Laurie
Teri, Jeff and family
Sending comfort and strength your way.
I worked at the DE DDS, a partner with SSA. Glenn was always there to assist and answer the tough questions and to handle the most difficult situations. Smart as a whip and equally as funny. Everyone in our office enjoyed the wit and wisdom of Glenn. He will be missed.
Dear Terri and Jeff: You are in my thoughts and prayers. I have such wonderful memories of Glenn when you came up to visit us in Millers Falls. So many great visits through the years. I'm so grateful for the times at the reunions and Jen's wedding. Thank you Lord for family.
A TRULY WONDERFUL PERSON,
Glenn's incredible life of integrity devoted to peace, laughter and love of family will always enrich and motivate us. His legacy and life are an inspiration to all.
We treasure all our times together.
...it may not matter where we go,
but it surely matters how! ...
Well played, Glenn, you are an Allstar in anybody's roster!
Terri and family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sue
My deepest sympathies to the Nathan family. I was a 1971 Leominster High School classmate and I always remember him as so smart, friendly and kind. I also saw him on the campus of UMASS during my 4 years there. My thoughts are with you.
