Glenn E. ESHBACH

I lived on Laning Avenue in Pennington for 13 years. Met Glenn and Ruth in church and took a liking to him immediately. I liked his tough and often abrasive personality. We played racket ball several times and even though I’m 30 years his junior and a good athlete I couldn’t beat him. Very happy to have met and known Glenn. Nick Perrella

For some reason, we decided to google Glenn Eshbach to see if he was still living. So a year later almost, we send our condolences. He was a life long friend of our beloved Clayton Worster. We hope he is enjoying some great rounds of golf with Clayton on the great links of heaven. all the best, The Joel and John Worster families.

My father worked with Glenn at Atlantic Refining many years ago, and thought so highly of him that he named me "Glenn." Years later, Glenn took me to lunch at the Nassau Club when I was a student at Princeton. Dad has had Alzheimer's for a few years, and I just discovered that Glenn passed away. My belated sympathies are with Ruth and your sons.

Glenn had an amazing life and was one of my favorite people ....truly a great American. A man of deep character and conviction ... Our deepest sympathy to Ruth, and the entire Eshbach Family.

Positive and inspirational, I will miss Glenn, but shall immortalize him in my heart. With great admiration and sympathy to the Eshbach family.

He was a role model for me, and one of my favorite people of all time.

My deepest sympathy to Ruth and her family.

I played golf with Glenn at Springdale. He was a great guy....