Robert A. Glasner

Bob's brother, Gary and I were good friends in the early 70s. I met Bob in this time period, at my house in Tysons Corner, Va. Gary and I had many great adventures together, including a memorable coast to coast trip from N. Va. to Marin County, Ca. We lost contact after we last saw each other around 1980. I felt, through Gary, that I knew both of his brothers, Bob and Jim, both Vietnam Veterans, as was Gary. I contacted Bob a few years before his passing and we had a few nice conversations....

Will and Saundra appreciated Bob and Dana's kindness, which they shared consistently. Bob will forever be remembered in our hearts.

Sending Hugs And God's Comfort And Love To Dana, Family And Friends.

Bob will forever be in our hearts and memory. My brother, Will and I were recipients of his and Dana's thoughtfulness and generosity over the years. God's Blessings For Dana, Family And Friends Who Received Bob's Unconditional Love.

Dana, Bert and I are sorry for your loss. We recall Bob taking our grandchildren to see the mother rabbit and her bunnies. How thrilled they were. We appreciate the welcome you and he extended to us when we moved to the community. He will be missed.

Bob led an exemplary life, one that should be held in highest esteem; a model for us all. A true Marine. Semper Fi!

My dear Dana. I am so sorry for your loss and sorry that I just found out today. I am grateful to have experienced the love you and Mr. Bob had for each other. I am grateful to have had to opportunity to decorate your home for the holidays right before the start of covid. Again I am so so sorry.