Marshall M. Glatzer

I love seeing that kind smile in the posted photo. I remember Marshall singing at at our wedding 53 years ago. I also keep thinking how proud he would be of the accomplishments of his grandchildren, as well of the choices they have made in their lives. Most of all, he would have loved the fabulous people they have become. Sending love to all of you!

We were good friends for many years - you as soloist and I as clarinetist in many concerts. You were a fine singer and a person of quality. You will be missed. RIP

Oh, the frustration Cantor Glatzer must have endured prepping me for my Bat Mitzvah! What a patient, kind and thoughtful man. Marshall's gift touched so many of us from generation to generation, through celebration and heartache, his voice, so rich and vibrant was a constant source of "goodness" for my family and will always be remembered and cherished.

Canter Glatzer was an inspiration to me growing up and, for a time, I had thought about going to cantorial school , but, as my father said: Easier to be a part time cantor and a full time doctor than the other way around so I went to med school instead :). Yet I have continued to sing with Jewish choirs and to chant Torah/lead services as an adult because of his influence. I might even still have the 45 record he made while at Har Sinai! And, I clearly remember as a child doing Fiddler on...

I’m sorry that you’re going through this painful experience. You have honored him through your music, fatherhood and as a strong husband. He must have been very proud of you.

Cantor Glatzer added spiritual and musical beauty to our wedding fifty years ago. Although he was a friend of my father-in-law, I was fortunate to get to know Marshall better years later when his grandson became friends with my son in nursery school. As I became friends with Judy and Richard, Shoshana and Daniel, I was able to admire the loving relationships within the family that Marshall and Ann had created. I extend my deep condolences and heartfelt love to the entire family.

Good guy. Good cantor. Warm human being. Great life.

Cantor was a very special man. He was my Cantor for my entire growing up years. He tutorted me for my Bat Mitzvah, adised me throughout my time at Har Sinai. He married me. My husband was also grew up at Har Sinai. When we visited him prior to getting married, he had us write a letter to the other explaining why we loved one another. The was very special. We both have those letters we wrote 30 years ago. My memories are many, they are happy and meaningful. I send my condolences to the...