DANIEL LOVE GLAZER

My parents and Daniel's parents were life-long friends. When a buddy of mine and I took the all-time road trip down to Mexico in 1965, we were introduced to Mexico by Joe and Millie (Danny's folks) and put up in luxury at their family digs in San Angeline in Mexico City. Embarking for the countryside, we took the then 18 year old Danny along with us to the less-traveled areas of the country and he, with his knowledge of the country and fluency in Spanish, not only showed us around but on one...

May Daniel's memory be eternal. We were in the same Square Dance Plus Class at the Glenview Park Center and often danced in the same square.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Pastor Lamont Holifield

Daniel was a very special, sweet and caring man and will be much missed by all who knew him. I have very fond memories of our many meetings going all the way back to the late 60's in Boston. Through Daniel I also developed a wonderful friendship with his father and mother, Joe and Mildred on Longboat Key. My deepest and heartfelt condolences to all his dear family.

Cousin Daniel and I shared all sorts of passions, from P. G. Wodehouse to Shakespeare. We didn't always agree: I staunchly insisted that the plays of Shakespeare were in fact written by Shakespeare, and he just as firmly argued the opposite, but at every stage of our lives, from our childhood years to our gray hairs, we were friends, and I will miss him deeply. I've attached a picture of Daniel towering over his two sisters, Patty and Emily, and my sisters and myself, all lined up in age...