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Richard Faraon GLENNON Sr.

Dayton, Ohio

1927 - 2023

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GLENNON, Sr., Richard FaraonRichard Faraon Glennon Sr. passed away peacefully on January 31, 2023. Born on May 27, 1927, in New York, NY, to Antoinette Faraon Glennon, of Manhattan and George Hand Glennon of Pittston, PA. The family eventually settled in the Midwest, specifically Detroit...

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I met Mr. Glennon in 2021 as one of his care givers and I was with him until the day that the Good Lord called him home. Mr Glennon was more than a client to me he was my friend. We had long conversations he was so knowledgeable about so many things. I love you Mr Glennon and you will always be in my heart. And to the family of Mr Glennon you all have my deepest condolence and if you ever need me for anything I'm here I'm here.

I´ve known "Dick" as he insisted to be addressed since 1968. I started my working career with him when he was owner of Ohio Sealer shortly after graduating college. I grew to know him not only as a leader and boss but a good friend who took time to ask about the family or any problems I was facing. Later in my career I made many trips with him in the company plane with only he and I on board. So what do you talk about to the company owner for several hrs in an aluminum tube at 5000 ft...

I´ve known Mr. Glennon since 1970. He was my employer, mentor, and friend. Our relationship was rather unique as he entrusted me to handle a variety of items in and out of the conventional workplace. Everything he confided in me I held in absolute silence and respect. When in his presence I used his first name, but in the past and even til today when I speak of him, or about him to anyone, it´s always Mr. Glennon. I´ve constantly held him and his entire family in the highest regard. ...

I´ve known Mr. Glennon since 1970. He was my employer, mentor, and friend. Our relationship was rather unique as he entrusted me to handle a variety of items in and out of the conventional workplace. Everything he confided in me I held in absolute silence and respect. When in his presence I used his first name, but even til today when I speak of him, or about him to anyone, it´s always Mr. Glennon. I´ve constantly held him and his entire family in the highest regard. May God´s...