Martin R. Glebus

I was saddened by the news, I had met Marty, ( and Bob Nelson) in the telecom business at RCN , in Boston , just after I had left my Fortune 100 employer and lost my own wife to "C" in 2004. We had some things in common, and could always share a story, about fishing, his cranberry, and corporate work, and family "stuff" . I had heard this news through Ed Donnahue, at West& co. and he filled me in last week. I'll surely miss Mah-ty's advice, and experience, God...

Dear Glebus Family
I was shocked and saddened to hear of Marty's passing. My father, Joe Sullivan and Marty had been friends for many years. before my father's passing in 1996. I have many memories of Marty from my childhood as well as from working with him as an adult at Pagg.
My sincere condolences from the entire Sullivan family.

Dear Marty and Kristin and family,
Please accept my deepest sympathies on your loss.

death is a enemy but will soon be no more. Losing a loved one in death is a traumatic experience, just imagine, a Paradise earth with no sickness or death ( Isaiah 33;24 ) This is certainly a wonderful hope, and it is not too good to be true because God always fulfills his promises.

I am sorry for your loss. Please accept my deepest sympathies. Always rely on God in prayer

It is a great loss to your family and we have lost a dear friend. Things are not going to be the same in Marshfield. Marty and Pal hanging out in the yard, our conversations about his "smoking mulch" and "fishing" stories. There is an empty feeling that looms and we are saddened by his passing. If there is anything we can do, please let us know.

Dear Marty, Kristin and entire Glebus Family,

Our heartfelt condolences for your loss.

Susie Muller & family