George Glasgow

I am honored to always remember this lovely man ..strong, fair, and always there for you when you needed him. RIP dear Mr. G! Barbara (Henry) Phelan

I left a message back in 2013 but remember him again 10 years later...my brother Alan and I were laughing about Mr. Glasgow the other day ...first time he met my brother he said "so, what is your name, what do I call you, Alan Henry or Henry Alan? He was always quick with the humor, but never laughed at you, but rather with you! RIP dear Sir! Barbara (Henry) Phelan

I had the pleasure and benefit of having Mr. Glasglow as my soccer coach at Fairleigh Dickinson University in 1975 and 1976. He was, above all, a gentleman, and beyond that, a sincere and smart educator, in every sense. He has left indelible lessons and memories in my mind. May his spirit forever live on the souls and minds of his family. My condolences.

I was on George first basketball team at Harrison. He taught us more then how to play but also how to live a good life. To his family much sorry but he was aggod man and lead a good life. Class of 1959

Mr. Glasgow was fair, kind and largely intimidating..he had such presence - when he entered the classroom, you sat up straight and listened! He gave me such comforting advice many times, I will always carry these fond memories of him ..God Bless and RIP dear teacher/mentor!

My condolences to the Glasgow family. I met George as s young Athletic Trainer at Fairleigh Dickinson University and never forgot his kindness. He was and remains an inspiration to those who came in contact with him.

Heart felt condolences to the famly for the loss of Mr. Glasgow, a great person, coach and friend to all who knew him. Rest in peace Mr. Glasgow.
Francesco Giacobbe FDU class 68'

Rest in peace Mr. Glasgow you were truly loved and respected by all. Heartfelt sympathy to the family. Honey Villanova