Glen Segundo Ives

I had the pleasure of meeting Glen and Jung Ives when they moved to Asbury Solomons. Unfortunately their plan to "retire" to Maryland to be closer to their family was short lived. After he lost his beloved wife Glen decided to move back to Florida surrounded by his memories of Jung. I remember him as a very kind, respectful man. Members of our staff, including myself, kept in touch with him. To his family, may your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as...

Love and prayers inbound to the entire Ives family. I only knew a little about this amazing man through Glen, but what I knew without being told is the incredible impact he made on those around him who were lucky enough to benefit from knowing him and sharing this life. Faith, integrity and love provided everything that was needed. He leaves a legacy shared by few, and watches over all.

Glen and I worked together at Fort Lee, Va. and again at Lockheed in in Orlando. Glen was always a first class professional both at work and at play. The thing I remember about him most though was the love he had for Jay and the rest of his family. When ever I saw him he always told me about his family, what they were doing or that one of them just got a promotion, or was moving to a new job. I also know that his family was always very proud of their Dad. He might be gone from your presence,...

My deepest sympathy to the entire Ives family & friends. I starting working for Glen in the late 1980's until his retirement from Lockheed Martin. He was a true mentor both professionally and personally. He pushed me every day with kindness, respect, and harshness when required. He become more than just a mentor when my wife and I had children and he grandchildren. His dedication to his Family, Country, and Faith was evident in his daily behavior. He raised the bar for me and provided me...